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Fascination of Plants Day17 May20 MayLes plantes sont bien plus que de simples objets décoratifs : elles nourrissent, soignent et façonnent notre planète.Ces 17 et 20 mai 2026 se tiendra la 8ème édition du Fascination of Plants Day, à Louvain-la-Neuve, qui les mettra à l'honneur.Le Fascination of Plants Day est une initiative grand public et entièrement gratuite qui vise à explorer le monde végétal sous un angle ludique et scientifiqShow more
Fascination of Plants Day17 May...Les plantes sont bien plus que de simples objets décoratifs : elles nourrissent, soignent et façonnent notre planète.Ces 17 et 20 mai 2026 se tiendra la 8ème édition du Fascination of Plants Day, à Louvain-la-Neuve, qui les mettra à l'honneur.Le Fascination of Plants Day est une initiative grand public et entièrement gratuite qui vise à explorer le monde végétal sous un angle ludique et scientifiq -
[CANCELED] Deciphering the microbiota of industrially procuded parasitoids to optimize biological control14 MayWendy Destierdt will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department.Show more
[CANCELED] Deciphering the microbiota of industrially procuded parasitoids to optimize biological control14 MayWendy Destierdt will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department. -
Root-to-shoot surface ratio adaptation to soil hydraulic constraints: linking experiments to a soil-plant hydraulics model12 MayBasile Delvoie will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.Show more
Root-to-shoot surface ratio adaptation to soil hydraulic constraints: linking experiments to a soil-plant hydraulics model12 MayBasile Delvoie will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department. -
Detecting regional abrupt changes in Antarctic sea ice extent annual minima12 MayAlexandre Tytgat will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department.Show more
Detecting regional abrupt changes in Antarctic sea ice extent annual minima12 MayAlexandre Tytgat will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department. -
Specificity of a co-diversified leaf beetle-bacterial symbiosis07 MayInès Pons (Max Planck Institute for Biology, Germany) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department.Show more
Specificity of a co-diversified leaf beetle-bacterial symbiosis07 MayInès Pons (Max Planck Institute for Biology, Germany) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department. -
Phytoplankton biomass in Lake Tanganyika: two decades of change and the search for environmental drivers07 MayFrançois Toussaint will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.Show more
Phytoplankton biomass in Lake Tanganyika: two decades of change and the search for environmental drivers07 MayFrançois Toussaint will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department. -
Zero deforestation under watch: how remote sensing is redefining EUDR compliance05 MayJulien Thonnard will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.Show more
Zero deforestation under watch: how remote sensing is redefining EUDR compliance05 MayJulien Thonnard will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department. -
Sea-level rise is reshaping global climate far beyond coasts04 MayZhongshi Zhang (Peking University, China) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department. Abstract It is widely believed that global mean sea-level (GMSL) rise primarily affects coastal regions, causing floods, beach erosion, and community displacement.Show more
Sea-level rise is reshaping global climate far beyond coasts04 MayZhongshi Zhang (Peking University, China) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department. Abstract It is widely believed that global mean sea-level (GMSL) rise primarily affects coastal regions, causing floods, beach erosion, and community displacement. -
Ecology and Evolution in the Anthropocene29 Apr30 AprOur planet is in the midst of a rapidly changing, human-dominated era, often referred to as the Anthropocene. Climate and biodiversity are being altered in complex ways. There are winners, but also several losers among plants, animals, microorganisms and entire ecosystems.Show more
Ecology and Evolution in the Anthropocene29 Apr...Our planet is in the midst of a rapidly changing, human-dominated era, often referred to as the Anthropocene. Climate and biodiversity are being altered in complex ways. There are winners, but also several losers among plants, animals, microorganisms and entire ecosystems. -
Multiannual characterization of cover crops using remote sensing to support carbon farming in Wallonia28 AprLouis Descarpentries will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.Show more
Multiannual characterization of cover crops using remote sensing to support carbon farming in Wallonia28 AprLouis Descarpentries will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.