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A team of scientists led by Claude Bragard studied how Xanthomonas translucens, a bacterium responsible for bacterial stripe disease of wheat, attacks the plant. The aim? To gain a better understanding of its attack mechanisms so that they can be countered.

The receding glaciers in Greenland are altering the phosphorus supply in fjords, reducing the presence of algae that naturally absorb carbon dioxide.

A new initiative, SOILRES, has officially launched, uniting leading agricultural scientists, farmers, and innovators across Europe in a shared mission to regenerate soil health, strengthen crop resilience, and reduce the environmental impact of farming.

With a new ERC Advanced Grant, Patrick Meyfroidt will analyse the impact of the decline in democracy on land use and on the implementation of solutions to the challenges of climate, biodiversity and of the environment.

Viewers of LN24 have been able to discover the work of François Massonet and Sophie Opfergelt, both researchers at the Earth and Life Institute.