On April 29th at 1pm (CET) AgroServ hosts a public webinar to discuss the current landscape of agroecology in Europe, and AgroServ's services potential for reaching a more sustainable food production. The event anticipates the launch of our 2nd call for projects open to researchers interested in the transnational access programme.

To learn more about the AI4Life Open Call and submit your application, please visit our website at https://ai4life.eurobioimaging.eu/second-open-call/ 

As a follow-up to the IPPN workshop held in Angers last June. David Rousseau from Univ Angers and Ji Zhou from Cambridge are editing this issue.

 The Submission is now open for ~12 months; deadline is November 30, 2024.

As part of Emphasis-Go project (WP2, task 2), we are pleased to announce a series of training courses on "Data management". The training course will offer a general overview of data management for plant phenotyping with a specific focus on FAIR principals at different levels from acquisition to exploration.

Euro-BioImaging User Forum

Thursday, October 12, 2023, from 2 pm-5 pm CEST. 

This event will highlight how cutting-edge imaging technologies can support research into the structure and function of plants, shed light on plant health, resilience and adaptability, and help answer agroecology research questions.

https://agroserv.eu/access

AgroServ enables access to installations and services across Europe for researchers from academia and industry in regular calls. The installations can be used for experiments with scientific or technological objectives to answer basic and applied questions related to sustainable and resilient agriculture and agroecological transition, incl. one health approach.

Access is granted on the basis of scientific excellence though a two-step application procedure to ensure feasibility of the projects and their scientific quality.