At #WageningenUniversity, Aurora building, room C9120 and I love all the architectural decisions: lights, colors, spaces, chairs.
Also the bike parking!
At #WageningenUniversity, Aurora building, room C9120 and I love all the architectural decisions: lights, colors, spaces, chairs.
Also the bike parking!
Hello, my name is Benedikt Haug, and I am a researcher at the #PlantBreeding group of #WageningenUniversity. I will post here regularly on my work in breeding for biodiverse and resilient cropping systems, such as mixed cropping, strip cropping, agroforestry and agrivoltaics.
My main interests are in the role of the #PlantGenotype and its #Holobiont in...
#PlantBreeding #Agronomy #Agroecology #CropDiversification #Genetics #PlantPlantInteraction #PlantSoilInteraction #PlantMicrobiomeInteraction #NicheComplementarity #PlantCompetition #Facilitation #PlantCommunityEcology #RegenerativeAgriculture #OrganicAgriculture #MixedCropping #Intercropping #StripCropping #Agroforestry #Agrivoltaics
4TU Research Data joined the NLRN as stakeholder member. We are happy to welcome the data repository of the 4 Technical Universities #TUDelft, @TUEindhoven #UniversityTwente and #WageningenUniversity to our network.
Stakeholder members are organisations that are relevant for enhancing the adoption of #reproducibleWorkflows but don't conduct research themselves. These include #dataRepositories, #research funding bodies or network organisations of #dataStewards.
📍 Wageningen University, Netherlands
Every time you quench your thirst, AI stays parched💧
#SaveTheAI #wageningenuniversity #wur #wurlife #wageningen #AI
[10:43] New research into continuing decline of lobsters and mussels
Wageningen University is starting a new four-year investigation into the decline of lobsters and mussels in the Oosterschelde estuary south...
https://www.dutchnews.nl/2024/12/new-research-into-continuing-decline-of-lobsters-and-mussels/
#WageningenUniversity #four_year
Wageningen University is starting a new four-year investigation into the decline of lobsters and mussels in the Oosterschelde estuary south of Rotterdam. An earlier investigation to see if the lobster population is being affected by steel slag, a byproduct of steel manufacturing used to strengthen coastal defence works, was inconclusive. Lobsters from the Oosterschelde which had been exposed to steel slag did not show any significant differences compared to lobsters living in the Grevelingenmeer lake where no steel slag has...
✅ Our first #hackathon day is coming to an end!
📢 After an insightful opening session, the participants advanced with some structural work on the preferences of the participants regarding the hacking challenges awaiting for the next days. 🌐 Some of the challenges encompass efficient data handling, #EnergyProduction, #PrecipitationExtremes, and more 🌧️
🍻Finally, the group is able to engage and network in the ice-breaker session hosted by #WageningenUniversity
@MPI_Meteo
[02:05 PM] Scientists concerned about biodiversity as Cabinet refuses to present nature plan
Scientists from Wageningen University & Research are concerned that the government is not presenting a draft nature plan ahead of a summit on biodiversity, they wrote on Sunday on the nature pl
https://nltimes.nl/2024/10/13/scientists-concerned-biodiversity-cabinet-refuses-present-nature-plan
#WageningenUniversity&Research #Sunday
Scientists from Wageningen University & Research are concerned that the government is not presenting a draft nature plan ahead of a summit on biodiversity, they wrote on Sunday on the nature platform Nature Today.According to the six scientists, the Dutch nature plan was drawn up by policymakers, knowledge institutions, companies, and nature and environmental organizations. It was agreed at the last biodiversity summit in Montreal in 2022 that the countries would do this. The idea is that the action plans should help to better protect and restore nature and biodiversity.
Scientists say we have enough evidence to agree global action on microplastics
#BangorUniversity #UniversityOfPlymouth #EarthAction #UniversityOfVienna #UniversityOfWollongong #WageningenUniversity #Microplastics #Pollution #Environment
Science has provided more than sufficient evidence to inform a collective and global approach to tackle the continued spread of plastic pollution, according to a new report. Writing in the journal Science, an international group of experts say the need for worldwide action to tackle all forms of plastic and microplastic debris has never been more pressing.