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Explore how plants detect drought and salinity through root signalling and how the TOLERATE project harnesses microbiomes to build resilient agriculture. ...
The TOLERATE consortium met in Alexandroupolis, Greece, for its 2026 General Assembly, bringing together partners from across Europe to review scientific progress, strengthen collaboration, and coordinate the next phase of research on drought resilience and sustainable biotechnology solutions. ...
The TOLERATE Summer School Technical Workshop 2026 brought together researchers, students, and industry experts in Alexandroupolis, Greece, to explore the latest advances in microbial biotechnology, genomics, and environmental sustainability. Through expert lectures, hands-on training modules, and interdisciplinary discussions, participants gained ...
Explore how gene editing using CRISPR disabled multiple genes in Pseudomonas aeruginosa, reducing biofilm formation and virulence, and how this approach links to TOLERATE to introduce ancient genes into modern bacteria. ...
Discover how ancient DNA from frozen Arctic soils reveals microbial adaptations to climate extremes and inspires innovative solutions in TOLERATE. ...
The rhizobiome are the support systems of plants. These soil microbes living around plant roots help plants during stress like drought and heat periods. Learn how the TOLERATE project is using bioaugmentation and microbe engineering boost crop resilience ...
Extremophiles have already changed the world and society we live in. Learn how they began to be discovered and used for applications like PCR, and how the TOLERATE looks for for extremophile genes for 3D printing, industrial processes, and agriculture. ...
Last week, partners of the TOLERATE EU project gathered in Groningen, The Netherlands, for a two-day consortium meeting focused on collaboration, reflection, and forward planning. The meeting brought together representatives from across the consortium to review progress achieved so far, ...