Sorry in french: L’UMR Évolution, Génomes, Comportement et Écologie (EGCE), recherche un(e) Assistant(e) Ingénieur(e) en Expérimentation et Instrumentation Biologiques pour optimiser l’efficacité d’un agent de lutte biologique dans le cadre du projet Ecophyto Maturation BIOCOSMA (https://anr.fr/Project-ANR-23-ECOM-0003).
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Paul-André Calatayud is participating in the Afrogrow project which aim is to foster the adoption of sustainable practices of agroforestry systems to help local communities in Africa.
The BUTTERFLY project, in which Fabrice Requier’group is implicated, is a transdisciplinary project which gathers 24 teams of 13 countries and 3 territoires d’outre-mer (NO, DE, FR, EL, DK, IE, FI, NL, PL, IT, ES, BE, UK, Groenland, Curaçao, Martinique). This project aims at understanding the threats leading to the decline of pollinisators (insects, and
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Clément Gilbert gave an interview in the broadcast La Science, CQFD of France Culture the 11th of February 2025. He talked about the horizontal transfer of genes from one species to another. To listen to the podcast: https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/la-science-cqfd/transfert-horizontal-de-genes-l-evolution-par-l-echange-3435814.
Pierre-Olivier Maquart and Philippe Le Gall are back from Zambia to a symposium on edible insects. Let’s hear from them:
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Pierre-Olivier Maquart and Philippe Le Gall are back from Indonesia. They visited black soldier fly rearing plants and they delivered a talk on edible insects at the Institut Français in Jakarta.
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Are you curious about discovering innovative solutions for sustainable food? Wondering why people eat insects? Can all insects be eaten? Who consumes them, and what do they taste like? Join us for an exciting conference on edible insects, a topic that challenges common perceptions and offers a promising alternative to the global ecological and food
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