Roots of Resilience” project wins 2024 EUCOR Seed Money AAP.

The Seed Money scheme aims to provide initial financial support for innovative cross-border projects within Eucor - The European Campus. The 2-year project brings together LVBE-UHA (Pr. Julie CHONG and Dr. Loïc YUNG), the Karlsruher Institute of Technology (KIT, Karlsruhe; Pr. P. Nick and Dr. Islam KHATTAB) and the University of Basel (Dr. Pascale FLURY). The aim of this project is to study and understand the effect of the microbiome associated with different rootstocks on the resilience o...
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The XXIX Congress of the Italian Phytopathological Society (SIPaV) september 2024

entitled "New challenges in Plant Pathology between sustainable crop production and climate change", have been held in Trento from 9th to 11th September 2024. The event  hosted by the Center Agriculture Food Environment (C3A) - University of Trento. The program  started with a talk focusing on climate change and its impact on meteorology. Alessandro PUCA, a PhD student at LVBE, presented a poster entitled : “The tour of the word in eight wood rot species: enzymatic and no...
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A great success for the 2nd sprint, “Hack ta zone! “

No fewer than 7 LVBE members took part in the event, including our very first second-year trainee! "Hack ta Zone", a Hackathon to design tomorrow's business park while taking into account land sobriety: Zero Net Artificialization (ZAN) In a context of increasing scarcity of planetary resources, land, with its multiple uses (feeding, sheltering, tempering...) represents an essential component. Future developments will have to take account of this inescapable challenge, which has led us to r...
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A day dedicated to PhD students at UHA

Bravooooooo to Margot !!!!!! Best poster prize (€100) poster title: “Alsatian Bacteria as a Potential Biocontrol Solution against Grapevine Trunk Diseases” ELZ Margot (SE) - LVBE ED222 - Doctorat en Biologie des Organismes - Thesis title: "Étude de l'implantation de bactéries racinaires chez la vigne, interaction vigne-microorganismes phytoprotecteurs"- Thesis supervisor: Marc FISHER On Friday June 14, 2024, the Université de Haute-Alsace held its doctoral day. It brought together the ent...
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French Academy of Agriculture visits Colmar Biopôle

On May 31, 2024, the French Academy of Agriculture visited the Colmar Biopôle, the I.U.T. Biological Engineering Department and the INRAe Center, on the theme of "Tomorrow's vine and wine". In the presence of : - members of the Académie d'agriculture de France, - members of the Académie d'Alsace, sciences, arts et lettres, - members of the Académies nationales de l'Est (Besançon, Dijon, Metz, Nancy, Reims), - teacher-researchers in the Biological Engineering Department of the Colmar IUT,...
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Meeting between LVBE researchers and the wine industry on April 19, 2024

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Under the impetus of Dr. Loriane MERLEN, the LVBE was pleased to organize a day of exchanges with members of the wine industry on Friday April 19, 2024. We, the LVBE researchers, have been trying to find solutions to the problems associated with grapevine wood diseases since 2009. LVBE researchers and the wine industry met on April 19, 2024. The objectives of this one-day meeting were to : to keep winegrowers and winemakers informed of the progress of research carried out at the lab...
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Since November 30, 2023 the LVBE has been located on a two dragonflies Nature Area!

We are delighted to announce that our Biopôle campus has been awarded the Espace Nature level 2.     This distinction, awarded by the Région Grand-Est and the Agence de l'Eau Rhin-Meuse, rewards public spaces involved in:   in the preservation of biodiversity,  the non-use of synthetic phytopharmaceutical products (organic products authorized at this level) and preservation of natural resources, in particular water. For further information: https://ww...
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Opening of the PIV in September 2023!

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      Created in 2021, the LVBE's PIV is an innovative experimentation tool for the scientific and agricultural communities, offering support for scientific collaborations. After two years of set-up and testing, it is now operational and its team is ready to welcome you. We look forward to hearing from you! Climate change, resource depletion and environmental and health issues are forcing viticulture to adapt its practices to achieve greater sustainability. The P...
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