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The 1st Clim4Vitis webinar “Horizon Europe – Opportunities for Researchers” was held on 30th June 2020. The webinar had more than 50 registered participants from several universities and research institutes. The main aim of the webinar was to provide an overview of Horizon Europe focused on the researchers. Furthermore,...
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The stakeholder meeting “Climate change and viticulture: the role of UNIFI” has been held online on the 11th December 2020 involving several agronomists, oenologists and local winegrowers. The aim of the meeting, organized by UNIFI, was to strengthen the collaboration among researchers and Tuscan winegrowers for facing up the...
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Project VISCA is organising its ‘VISCA Final Conference’ on 15th December 2020. The aim of the conference is to present the results of the DSS demonstration and the agronomic techniques and how VISCA supports viticulturists in climate change adaptation. The conference will bring other potential users from different fields (agriculture, climate services, commercial...
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10 December 2020 | 15h00 – 17h00 The webinar “Challenges to decision making in vitiviniculture in the face of climate change – perspective” will take place on December 10, between 3 pm and 5 pm sector in search of solutions”, organized under the INFRAVINI project Adapting to climate change...
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A few years ago, South Africa faced a period of severe water shortage in the Western Cape region. In 2017, the exact place where the Douro River is born, Picos de Urbíon, dried up. This year, in Germany, ice wine harvest failed for the first time due to a...
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The 3rd Clim4Vitis workshop took place at the premises of the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology and the Institute Viti-vinicole on 17th and 18th February, 2020. The workshop saw participation of researchers from Portugal, Italy, Germany, France, Austria and Luxembourg sharing their experiences in modelling pests and diseases...
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On February 5, 2020, a panel discussion on the topic “Climate change – How can we adapt?” took place during the 12th annual winegrower meeting in the town hall of Wormeldange in Luxembourg. Jürgen Junk and Daniel Molitor representing LIST and project Clim4Vitis were invited to participate in that...
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Dr. Daniel Molitor from the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) has been awarded Dr Peter May Award by the Australian Society of Viticulture and Oenology (ASVO). This was during the “2019 Awards for Excellence” event that took place in Adelaide, Australia, on 12th November 2019. The honour...
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Clim4Vitis organised the second edition of “Clim4Vitis Days” at UNIFI in Florence, Italy. Held from 9th to 12th July 2019, among the highlights were a Climate Change Impacts Workshop and a Clim4Vitis Staff Exchange. These events attracted keen participation of UNIFI researchers and staff. Meanwhile, UTAD researchers attending the...
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Clim4Vitis is glad to associate with the Applied Sciences journal. Applied Sciences is an international peer-reviewed open access journal on applied natural sciences published semi-monthly online by MDPI. The journal covers all aspects of applied biology, applied chemistry, applied physics, and applied engineering. It had an Impact Factor of...
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