Sciences de la Terre

Forum sur les métiers en géosciences organisé par les étudiants du CMI Ingénierie Géologique et Civile, Université de Bordeaux, 12 avril 2024

Forum sur les métiers en géosciences organisé par les étudiants du CMI Ingénierie Géologique et Civile, Université de Bordeaux, 12 avril 2024

Forum sur les métiers en géosciences organisé par les étudiants du CMI Ingénierie Géologique et Civile, Université de Bordeaux, 12 avril 2024

Forum sur les métiers en géosciences organisé par les étudiants du CMI Ingénierie Géologique et Civile, Université de Bordeaux, 12 avril 2024

Round of FORESTIA web seminars SEMINAR # 5   “Relationships between wood traits and drought resistance in Eucalyptus spp: evidences and open questions” Dr. María Elena

Round of FORESTIA web seminars   SEMINAR # 6 “Eulogy of fast growth… up to what costs? A preliminary recognition before a study of trade-offs of growth heterosis in hybrid larch.” Luc E.

Our group works on the development and application of different genomic tools to support INTA´s forest and fruit breeding programs distributed throughout Argentina.

Data show that climate has always changed in the past, sometimes with a larger amplitude than what we experimented for two decades. But the main signatures of the anthopogenic forcing are the speed of

La vie trépidante des sols : organismes, fonctions et impacts de la gestion sylvicole. Mikaël Aubert, Université de Rouen Normandie -EA 1293/URA ECoDIV Programme à télécharger dans l'onglet

Examples of increased risks from hydro meteorological compound events and their impacts Martin Drews (Co-Chair of the Collaborative programmes of ECRA on High Impact Events; DTU, Denmark)

At hemispheric scale, the surface temperature is strongly influenced by the 28 variations of the natural (solar and volcanic) and anthropogenic (land-use, sulphate aerosols, greenhouse gas

According to the IPCC Fourth Assessment, one of the most vulnerable areas in Europe are coastal zones. This is due to sea level rise combined with increased risks from storms. Coastal wetlands, in