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05/12/2011
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The European project BIOCORE delivers an important result and reaches a milestone: the pilot scale production of 2nd generation bioethanol

The rarefaction of fossil energy resources and climate change are favoring the replacement of fossil carbon by renewable carbon. In this context, lignocellulosic biomass is a promising resource, as lo Lire la suite

18/10/2011
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SensInMouth, when taste becomes a sense

How do aromas influence our sensory perception of taste when they are released during mastication? This is what INRA scientists have been analysing and modelling thanks to a study involving 50 volunta Lire la suite

18/10/2011
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Brachypodium distachyon, a small plant that is growing in importance

A close cousin of both cereals and sugar cane, Brachypodium distachyon has recently revealed the secrets of its genome thanks to work by an international consortium in which INRA participated. Knowle Lire la suite

03/08/2011
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The troubling emergence of multi-drug resistant Salmonella

As part of a vast international study, researchers from the Institut Pasteur, the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) and the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (In Lire la suite

09/09/2011
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©Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH Salmonella uses similar mechanism to infect plants and humans

In recent years, it has become clear that food poisoning due to Salmonella typhimurium can be contracted not only by uncooked eggs and meat but also through eating contaminated raw vegetables and frui Lire la suite

21/07/2011
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WallTraC Project Launch: INRA heads high-calibre EU training project for junior researchers

WallTraC, a Marie Curie Actions project is being launched on July 6-7 in Nantes. Led by INRA, WallTraC (Plant Cell Wall Training Consortium) is a high-calibre EU training project for junior scientists Lire la suite

   Nitrogen nutrition in plants: root growth guided by protein

On 7 June 2011, Gabriel Krouk, a postdoctoral fellow at INRA’s Joint Research Unit for Biochemistry and Plant Molecular Biology in Montpellier, presented his research findings to the French Academy of...Lire la suite

milking plants to extract active ingredients    "Plant milking” wins technology transfer award

On 6 June, 2011, the Joint Research Unit for Agronomy and the Environment (LAE) (INRA, INPL-ENSAIA) in Nancy was recognised for its contribution to one of the “ten most successful examples of technolo...Lire la suite

DuALIne: sustainable food supplies, a new research field in North and South    DuALIne: sustainable food supplies, a new research field in North and South

CIRAD and INRA have presented the preliminary results of the DuALIne strategic study, the aim of which was to pinpoint the priority research questions in terms of sustainable food supplies. A wide ran...Lire la suite

Territorial Governance    Territorial Governance

This work, coordinated by two researchers in INRA's Science for Action and Sustainable Development Division, aims to present the most recent developments regarding territorial governance, placing part...Lire la suite

A paradigm shift in livestock management    A paradigm shift in livestock management: from resource sufficiency to functional integrity

There are a multitude of controversies concerning livestock farming systems. The most common argument is that livestock production is one of the major contributors to greenhouse gas production. Is the...Lire la suite

   INRA at the heart of several projects supported by the French Stimulus Initiative

In the coming decade, the French Stimulus Initiative ("Investissements d'Avenir") will shape research in France. INRA will participate in this national research and innovation strategy initiative, who...Lire la suite

The Green Book of the CLIMATOR Project    The Green Book of the CLIMATOR Project

For 20 years, there has been evidence of climate change from weather records. Its impact is beginning to be felt in agriculture and forestry: repeated droughts, advanced or delayed flowering and harve...Lire la suite

Roger Beachy    Green biotechnology and innovation in agriculture

Roger Beachy, Director of the NIFA (National Institute of Food and Agriculture) at the United States Ministry of Agriculture and François Houllier, Deputy Director General in charge of scientific orga...Lire la suite

05/05/2011
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Reducing the use of pesticides with integrated pest management: launch of the European project PURE

To meet the demand for food and preserve environmental resources, agriculture must increase food production and quality while decreasing its ecological footprint. In this context, the European projec Lire la suite

   Metaprogrammes: orienting and organising agronomic research for global challenges

Two questions for François Houllier, Deputy Director General in charge of scientific organisation, resources and evaluation....Lire la suite

   New scientific priorities for the decade 2010-2020

INRA is the French leading research institute for food, agriculture and environment, with a strong multidisciplinary basis in life, environmental, social and economic sciences. INRA research programme...Lire la suite

   2010 ENDURE International Conference

In November 2010, ENDURE hosted its second major international conference, ‘Integrated Pest Management in Europe - The ENDURE Network of Excellence shares the fruits of four years’ research with the c...Lire la suite

   A patent on the sexing of truffles

In September 2010, INRA and the CNR (the Italian National Research Council) filed a joint patent relative to truffles. It concerns identification of the gene that enables the sex differentiation of th...Lire la suite

   Pollution and environmental remediation: a French-Chinese collaboration

INRA’s Environment and Agronomy research division has begun discussions with institutions from the Canton region in China on pollution and environmental remediation. A seminar in October 2010 helped c...Lire la suite

INRA centre at Sophia Antipolis    Sophia-Antipolis: a research centre dedicated to plant health

This film presents the research conducted in Sophia-Antipolis, INRA’s research centre in the Provence-Côte d’Azur region. This site brings together INRA, CNRS and the University of Sophia-Antipolis ar...Lire la suite

   Pain in farm animals

A collective scientific expert report on pain in farm animals has been compiled by INRA at the request of the French Ministries for Agriculture and Research. The scientific assessment brought together...Lire la suite

 
 

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