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Tianjiao Wei:26 Nov
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Information literacy & Documentary watch26 Novgiven by Florence Vande Capelle and Céline Ervinckx. Register hereEn savoir plusInformation literacy & Documentary watch26 Novgiven by Florence Vande Capelle and Céline Ervinckx. Register here
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Root hydraulics by Tianjiao WEI26 Nov
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Ciliate microcosms as ecological model systems: challenges and possibilities by Tessa de Bruin25 Nov
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A microsatellite marker approach of the reproductive strategy in two lanternshark species by Laurent Duchatelet25 Nov
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Reflection on relevant sustainability indicators at the scale of a territory – The case of Charleroi metropolitan area”, by Anton Riera and Caroline Amrom23 Nov
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Demonstration of System Sen4CAP v3.0 (monitoring agricultural parcels with Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2) by Diane Heymans23 Nov
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Sustainability of the global sand system in the Anthropocene by Aurora Torres22 NovHere’s a riddle: When 24 Indonesian islands mysteriously disappear, one of the world’s deadliest crime syndicates rises to power, and 8 cities the size of New York are stamped out of the ground every year for the next three decades — what connects them all? Surprisingly, sand. In my first seminar at ELIC, I will talk about my journey from Road Ecology to Sand sustainability.En savoir plusSustainability of the global sand system in the Anthropocene by Aurora Torres22 NovHere’s a riddle: When 24 Indonesian islands mysteriously disappear, one of the world’s deadliest crime syndicates rises to power, and 8 cities the size of New York are stamped out of the ground every year for the next three decades — what connects them all? Surprisingly, sand. In my first seminar at ELIC, I will talk about my journey from Road Ecology to Sand sustainability.
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Adapt2Develop: better integrate environmental considerations in the Belgian development cooperation programs in Morocco by Alice Alonso19 Nov
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First Polymyxa betae reference genome enabling the characterization of the tripartite interaction with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and sugar beet by Alain Decroes19 NovRhizomania is a major disease of sugar beet caused by Beet necrotic yellow vein virus (BNYVV), a benyvirus transmitted by the root-infecting plasmodiophorid protist Polymyxa betae. The obligate parasitic nature of plasmodiophorid organisms has long hampered efforts to obtain axenic cultures and complicated the sequencing of their entire genome. In this thesis, genomes of two P.En savoir plusFirst Polymyxa betae reference genome enabling the characterization of the tripartite interaction with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and sugar beet by Alain Decroes19 NovRhizomania is a major disease of sugar beet caused by Beet necrotic yellow vein virus (BNYVV), a benyvirus transmitted by the root-infecting plasmodiophorid protist Polymyxa betae. The obligate parasitic nature of plasmodiophorid organisms has long hampered efforts to obtain axenic cultures and complicated the sequencing of their entire genome. In this thesis, genomes of two P.