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Here you will find upcoming events at the Earth and Life Institute. 
The Institute regularly hosts seminars, thesis defenses, and conferences.
To see more, you can click on “All events” and explore the events for each month.

 

The Earth and Life Institute organises a recurring series of conferences entitled "ELI-Sustainability Talks", abbreviated as "ELI-T". These seminars, held throughout the year, are given by renowned professors and researchers in their fields from around the world and cover a variety of topics related to environmental, climate, and biodiversity issues. They are open to all members of the Institute as well as any researcher or person interested in the topic. It is also possible to follow the ELI-T online.

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    PHENET External Stakeholder Session
    10 Sep
    As part of the PHENET annual meeting, the Earth and Life Institute will be hosting an External Stakeholder Session, on September 10 (14:00-17:00), at UCLouvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium). The session will feature live demonstrations of tools and technologies developed across our use cases, one-on-one exchange slots with developers, and networking opportunities for a mixed audience of researc
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    PHENET External Stakeholder Session
    10 Sep
    As part of the PHENET annual meeting, the Earth and Life Institute will be hosting an External Stakeholder Session, on September 10 (14:00-17:00), at UCLouvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium). The session will feature live demonstrations of tools and technologies developed across our use cases, one-on-one exchange slots with developers, and networking opportunities for a mixed audience of researc
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    Disentangling drivers of leaf litter decomposition using a synthetic community approach
    21 Aug
    Public thesis defense of Joachim Lopez: "Disentangling drivers of leaf litter decomposition using a synthetic community approach"SummaryTree species as ecosystem engineers: shaping decomposition and carbon storage in forest soils.Forest soils store vast amounts of carbon, but the pathways leading to this storage are strongly influenced by the trees growing above them.
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    Disentangling drivers of leaf litter decomposition using a synthetic community approach
    21 Aug
    Public thesis defense of Joachim Lopez: "Disentangling drivers of leaf litter decomposition using a synthetic community approach"SummaryTree species as ecosystem engineers: shaping decomposition and carbon storage in forest soils.Forest soils store vast amounts of carbon, but the pathways leading to this storage are strongly influenced by the trees growing above them.
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    Informing tropical seagrass recovery in the Great Barrier Reef using a biophysical modelling approach
    03 Sep
    Public thesis defense of Douchan Hanuise"Informing tropical seagrass recovery in the Great Barrier Reef using a biophysical modelling approach" SummarySeagrasses provide essential services for human well-being, including fisheries habitat, water filtration, coastal protection and carbon sequestration. Globally, these coastal ecosystems have been declining due to the cumulative and intera
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    Informing tropical seagrass recovery in the Great Barrier Reef using a biophysical modelling approach
    03 Sep
    Public thesis defense of Douchan Hanuise"Informing tropical seagrass recovery in the Great Barrier Reef using a biophysical modelling approach" SummarySeagrasses provide essential services for human well-being, including fisheries habitat, water filtration, coastal protection and carbon sequestration. Globally, these coastal ecosystems have been declining due to the cumulative and intera