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The impact of denying Arctic sea ice thickness initial information on the predictability of the atmosphere and ocean by Leandro Ponsoni03 MayThe importance of the Arctic sea ice initial conditions for predicting atmospheric and oceanographic processes is assessed within a perfect model experiment framework. To do so, we used model outputs from EC-Earth3 and HadGEM3 – two General Circulation Models (GMCs) – as true reference states. Long-term control runs were generated with both models based on present-day forcing.En savoir plusThe impact of denying Arctic sea ice thickness initial information on the predictability of the atmosphere and ocean by Leandro Ponsoni03 MayThe importance of the Arctic sea ice initial conditions for predicting atmospheric and oceanographic processes is assessed within a perfect model experiment framework. To do so, we used model outputs from EC-Earth3 and HadGEM3 – two General Circulation Models (GMCs) – as true reference states. Long-term control runs were generated with both models based on present-day forcing.
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Study of the variations in the Antarctic snow accumulation and its links with climate change in the Southern Hemisphere over the past centuries by Quentin Dalaiden29 AprThe Antarctic Ice Sheet is the biggest reservoir of fresh water on Earth, that represents a potential 57 meters sea-level rise if the entire Ice Sheet melted. Therefore, any changes in its mass has a large impact on the global sea-level. During the 20th century, the Antarctic Ice Sheet has gained mass at its surface through an enhanced snow accumulation.En savoir plusStudy of the variations in the Antarctic snow accumulation and its links with climate change in the Southern Hemisphere over the past centuries by Quentin Dalaiden29 AprThe Antarctic Ice Sheet is the biggest reservoir of fresh water on Earth, that represents a potential 57 meters sea-level rise if the entire Ice Sheet melted. Therefore, any changes in its mass has a large impact on the global sea-level. During the 20th century, the Antarctic Ice Sheet has gained mass at its surface through an enhanced snow accumulation.
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Corporate Zero Deforestation Commitments (ZDCs) and the road to reducing global deforestation by Simon Bager (UCLouvain), Tiago Reis (UCLouvain), Floris Leijten (Unilever-VU Amsterdam)26 AprThe production of forest-risk commodities, such as palm oil, soy, beef and timber drive global forest loss. To reduce deforestation risks across supply chains, more than 500 companies have adopted zero-deforestation commitments (ZDCs).En savoir plusCorporate Zero Deforestation Commitments (ZDCs) and the road to reducing global deforestation by Simon Bager (UCLouvain), Tiago Reis (UCLouvain), Floris Leijten (Unilever-VU Amsterdam)26 AprThe production of forest-risk commodities, such as palm oil, soy, beef and timber drive global forest loss. To reduce deforestation risks across supply chains, more than 500 companies have adopted zero-deforestation commitments (ZDCs).
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Addressing 21st century water challenges26 AprOn the 26th of April, experts on water from the seven universities of Circle U. come together for a scientific symposium.En savoir plusAddressing 21st century water challenges26 AprOn the 26th of April, experts on water from the seven universities of Circle U. come together for a scientific symposium.
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Mechanisms underlying the protective effect of the biocontrol agent Bacillus subtilis 30B-B6 in Solanaceae by Gil COLAU31 MarAlthough the use of bacteria belonging to the genus Bacillus is a promising sustainable alternative in crop protection. Many questions remain on their modes of action in the biocontrol of plant pathogens. This work aims to evaluate and characterize the modes of action of the biocontrol agent B. subtilis 30B-B6 against early and late blight diseases on Solanaceae.En savoir plusMechanisms underlying the protective effect of the biocontrol agent Bacillus subtilis 30B-B6 in Solanaceae by Gil COLAU31 MarAlthough the use of bacteria belonging to the genus Bacillus is a promising sustainable alternative in crop protection. Many questions remain on their modes of action in the biocontrol of plant pathogens. This work aims to evaluate and characterize the modes of action of the biocontrol agent B. subtilis 30B-B6 against early and late blight diseases on Solanaceae.
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Erosion-induced spatial re-organization of SOC in croplands as detected by Pu ShiEarth Observation29 MarTeams
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L’usage des sols pour l’agriculture et l’élevage dans la crise de la biodiversité23 MarSéminaire GRICE (Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire sur la crise écologique) : « L’usage des sols pour l’agriculture et l’élevage dans la crise de la biodiversité » Prof. Nicolas Vereecken, Agroecology Lab, ULB - "Pesticides, climat, utilisation du sol et l’Armaggedon des insectes pollinisateurs : comment sortir de l’impasse ?" Dr.En savoir plusL’usage des sols pour l’agriculture et l’élevage dans la crise de la biodiversité23 MarSéminaire GRICE (Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire sur la crise écologique) : « L’usage des sols pour l’agriculture et l’élevage dans la crise de la biodiversité » Prof. Nicolas Vereecken, Agroecology Lab, ULB - "Pesticides, climat, utilisation du sol et l’Armaggedon des insectes pollinisateurs : comment sortir de l’impasse ?" Dr.
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Shedding new light on the cacao pollinator puzzle - Towards a reliable identification of cacao pollinators and their breeding habitats by Mathil Vandromme22 MarTeams
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ANNULE Large-scale tree plantations in Northern Mozambique: pathways, spatial determinants and the role of land use policies by Adia Bey15 MarTeams
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Cuvette Central Expedition – challenges associated with field work in the DR Congo by Simon Baumgartner (UCL), Dr Travis Drake (ETH) and Prof Matti Barthel (ETH)08 MarThe talk will provide a virtual journey to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The DRC is famous for its populations of mountain gorillas and bonobos but also well known for regular Ebola outbreaks and frequent eruptions of violence by militia groups.En savoir plusCuvette Central Expedition – challenges associated with field work in the DR Congo by Simon Baumgartner (UCL), Dr Travis Drake (ETH) and Prof Matti Barthel (ETH)08 MarThe talk will provide a virtual journey to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The DRC is famous for its populations of mountain gorillas and bonobos but also well known for regular Ebola outbreaks and frequent eruptions of violence by militia groups.