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Scientists* from the Earth and Life Institute (UCLouvain) have shown that 78% of agricultural soil in Wallonia is contaminated with neonicotinoids, insecticides that are particularly harmful to pollin

Imagine a project that could transform agriculture by making plants more resistant and healthier. That is the ambition of AMFACTORY, an ambitious European program led by Professor Stéphane Declerck.

From November 17 to 21, UCLouvain celebrated the Transition Week.

The ecological transition is probably the most important challenge humanity will face this century.  To make this transition a success, all disciplines need to be involved.

On October 7, several members of the Earth and Life Institute attended the premiere of IMAQA's documentary “Something in the Water”, a story of scientific data collection in a particularly hostile env