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On December 2nd–3rd 2024, the TOLERATE consortium convened in Madrid for its 2nd Progress Meeting, hosted by Contactica. This gathering provided an opportunity for all project partners to assess progress, address challenges, and align the next steps toward achieving TOLERATE’s ...
Learning from the Past: Ancient Microbes and Climate Change Plants form intimate relationships with soil microorganisms, bacteria and fungi. These relationships are essential for the health and successful growth of plants, aiding the plant in nutrient uptake and protecting it ...
Climate Change and Its Impact on Agriculture The surface temperature of our planet is rising rapidly. Many of the warmest years recorded happened in the last 20 years. The increase in earth’s surface temperature has caused a surge of extreme ...
Representatives of the TOLERATE consortium (Dr Mihalis Panagiotidis, Dr Amedea Perfumo and Dr Aglaia Pappa) attended the HelEx annual meeting held in Graz, Austria during October 15-17, 2024. The TOLERATE project was presented to the consortium of HelEx which is ...
The consortium was given dates from the coordinator, CING, and hosting partner, CTA, regarding the 2nd progress meeting of TOLERATE that will be held in on the 2nd &3rd of December in Madrid.
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Read more in our newly published article in The Biologist, Royal Society of Biology, and discover how the past may hold the answers to future challenges! https://www.rsb.org.uk/biologist-features/back-to-the-future
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The first consortium progress meeting of the TOLERATE project took place on the 23rd of July 2024, in Lyngby, Denmark. TOLERATE’s partners from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) hosted the one-day consortium meeting at their main premises. Representatives from ...
Dr Mihalis Panagiotidis, coordinator of TOLERATE, attended virtually the second BOOSTER annual meeting held in Plovdid, Bulgaria during the 5th-7th of June 2024. The TOLERATE project was presented to the consortium of BOOSTER which is one of the two sister ...