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The Research Foundation Flanders - FWO is investing €3.7 million in climate research conducted by AnaEE-Flanders, a consortium led by Hasselt University and the University of Antwerp.

Do you conduct research in experimental ecology or climate change - send in your abstract proposal to EGU 2025 by January 15!

Several calls for abstract, news from 3 National Nodes and an interview with the DG of AnaEE-ERIC Michel Boër.

The IPBES Transformative Change Report, prepared by over 100 experts from 42 countries over three years, addresses the urgent need to halt and reverse biodiversity loss to prevent irreversible ecosystem collapse, including threats to coral reefs, the Amazon rainforest, and polar ice sheets.

What if we could “teach” trees to resist drought?

Did you know that it was "too much land on the premises" that led AnaEE's Director General Michel Boër into ecology. Check the video to discover the whole story!

This call focuses on the performance of agroecology, under different aspects: evaluating this performance in its various dimensions, quantifying environmental impacts, transforming value chains, and contributing to the design of public policies to better support the transition.

The International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) 2024 served as a key event for the global research infrastructure (RI) community to discuss the role of RIs in tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges. This year’s conference, held in Brisbane, was especially significant in framing climate change and sustainability as central themes in the global research agenda. Throughout the conference, the ENVRI community played a vital role in shaping the discourse, presenting new insights, and reinforcing the value of environmental RIs in addressing climate risks and advancing global sustainability.

Do you conduct research in experimental ecology or climate change - send in your abstract to eLTER 2025 by January 17!

CREA and AnaEE-ERIC has officially signed the host agreement for the Data and Modelling Centre in Rome!

As the Data & Modelling Scientist, you will lead the Data and Modelling Centre, and be instrumental in designing and implementing advanced ecosystem models, managing FAIR-compliant datasets, and supporting the integration of experimental and observational data across our European research network.

Access Europe’s top-tier research facilities. Work with cutting-edge technologies and expert support. Develop impactful projects in fields like sustainable aquaculture, fisheries, ecological restoration, blue biotechnology, and more!

The list of succesful projects is published!

AnaEE-ERIC, the European Research Infrastructure Consortium for ecosystem research, seeks a motivated Postdoctoral Researcher for the PHENET project: “Tools and methods for extended plant PHENotyping and EnviroTyping services of European Research Infrastructures”.

The latest newsletter features an interview with Jonas Schoelynck, Professor of Aquatic Ecology at University of Antwerp, staff news, Project updates, latest news from the network and nodes and events not-to-miss!

AnaEE-ERIC is proud to announce the publication of a new position paper by the European Life Science Research Infrastructures (LS-RI) cluster, where we are a key partner.

The AnaEE Conference was a great success, thanks to the valuable contributions and engagement of the 50+ participants.

AQUASERV - Research Infrastructure services for sustainable aquaculture, fisheries and the blue economy.

The launch of the very first edition of the MICROBES-4-CLIMATE Newsletter, titled “MICROBES-4-CLIMATE, for what, by whom, and where?” This newsletter showcases some of the activities promoted by the project in its first 6 months. What You’ll Find in This Edition:

The Nature Restoration Law, which took effect on August 18, is a pivotal regulation aimed at restoring the EU's biodiversity, halting further biodiversity loss, and supporting climate neutrality by 2050. This law sets ambitious targets, requiring EU Member States to implement restoration measures across at least 20% of the EU's land and sea areas by 2030, with the goal of expanding these efforts to all ecosystems in need by 2050.