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Zoonosis vs Mutualism, Biosecurity vs Biodiversity: Positions and perceptions of bats in interspecific communities by Dr. Frédéric Laugrand24 Mar
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Multiscale modelling of biogeochemical fluxes along the Scheldt land-sea continuum byRiana RANDRESIHAJA22 Mar
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Journée mondiale de l'eau 22/0322 MarDocumentaire sur l'eau en Tunisie dans le cadre de la journée mondiale de l'eau, le 22 marsEn savoir plusJournée mondiale de l'eau 22/0322 MarDocumentaire sur l'eau en Tunisie dans le cadre de la journée mondiale de l'eau, le 22 mars
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The kids aren't alright: Intergenerational inequities in exposure to climate extremes by Wim Thiery18 MarUnder continued global warming, extreme events such as heatwaves will continue to rise in frequency, intensity, duration, and spatial extent over the next decades. Younger generations are therefore expected to face more such events across their lifetimes compared to older generations.En savoir plusThe kids aren't alright: Intergenerational inequities in exposure to climate extremes by Wim Thiery18 MarUnder continued global warming, extreme events such as heatwaves will continue to rise in frequency, intensity, duration, and spatial extent over the next decades. Younger generations are therefore expected to face more such events across their lifetimes compared to older generations.
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Three topical lectures18 Mar
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What is conventional agriculture15 MarAgriculture faces many challenges. In both public discourse and the scientific literature debates about the future are increasing framed in terms of ‘alternative’ versus ‘conventional’ agriculture. In this paper we critically examine this framing, and seek to understand how the term conventional has been and is being used.En savoir plusWhat is conventional agriculture15 MarAgriculture faces many challenges. In both public discourse and the scientific literature debates about the future are increasing framed in terms of ‘alternative’ versus ‘conventional’ agriculture. In this paper we critically examine this framing, and seek to understand how the term conventional has been and is being used.
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Remote sensing of ambient drought stress at canopy level using sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence and hyperspectral reflectance by Simon de Cannieres15 Mar
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Exploring Intercropping in Market Gardening – A story of combinations by Céline Chevalier14 MarIntercropping consists in growing distinct crops on the same plot at the same time. It may play a role in the transition towards a more sustainable agriculture, thanks to its many advantages, e.g. higher yield, lesser use of pesticides.En savoir plusExploring Intercropping in Market Gardening – A story of combinations by Céline Chevalier14 MarIntercropping consists in growing distinct crops on the same plot at the same time. It may play a role in the transition towards a more sustainable agriculture, thanks to its many advantages, e.g. higher yield, lesser use of pesticides.
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How to leverage AI in the industry, challenges and deep dive into graph and geo-data by Virginie Marelli14 MarIn this seminar, Virginie Marelli, head of research at dataroots, will present how a typical AI project is implemented in the industry. In the first part, she lays the foundations of AI, and she'll discuss how the models are deployed and automated in an efficient way, to fully leverage the value of AI.En savoir plusHow to leverage AI in the industry, challenges and deep dive into graph and geo-data by Virginie Marelli14 MarIn this seminar, Virginie Marelli, head of research at dataroots, will present how a typical AI project is implemented in the industry. In the first part, she lays the foundations of AI, and she'll discuss how the models are deployed and automated in an efficient way, to fully leverage the value of AI.
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Climate Modelling in Polar Regions by Nicole Van Lipzig11 Mar