Speakers
Description
Objectives: Showcase the real impact of Transnational Access on research in agroecology and climate change adaptation. Give voice to researchers who have directly benefited from TNA in both projects. Attract new applicants to AgroServ and Microbes4Climate. Foster connections between the plant science, agroecology and soil microbiome research communities. Demonstrate the complementarity of AgroServ and M4C in addressing climate challenges.
Target audience:
- Researchers in plant science, agroecology, soil science and microbiology
- Potential future TNA applicants across and Beyond Europe
- Research infrastructure managers and stakeholders
- Science policy makers and funders
Hybrid event - register to attend online
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Agenda
Chaired by: Roland Pieruschka, FZJ, Germany
Heba Sophia Ibrahim, FZJ, Germany
How AgroServ and MICROBES-4-CLIMATE Open European Research Infrastructures to Agroecology and Climate Adaptation Research
Piotr Ogrodowicz, 1Institute of Plant Genetics Polish Academy of Sciences, Poznań, Poland
From phenotype to multi-omics and interactions: expanding barley stress research through Transnational Access
Esther Menendez, University of Salamanca, Spain
Designing Synthetic Communities (SynComs) to Enhance Wheat Resilience and Productivity under Climate Change
Matteo Dainese, University of Verona, Italy
Assessing Grapevine Resilience to Heatwaves through AgroServ: Insights from an Ecotron Experiment