The Clim4Vitis Open Day will be held on the 22nd of November 2021 at UTAD, Vila Real, Portugal. In this event, wine companies and scientists will share knowledge and outline some of the most important challenges that the viticultural & winemaking sector is facing and will have to respond to during the next few decades, […]
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The webinar "Horizon Europe - Opportunities for Researchers" will take place on June 30, between 3 pm and 5 pm (WEST). The session will be organised by SPI and the opening session delivered by Professor João Santos, Clim4Vitis project coordinator and Professor at the Physics Department of UTAD. The participation in the event […]
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Professor Marco Bindi from UNIFI will present a webinar on March 10 on new Sustainable Agricultural Strategies to Cope with Climate Change. The webinar will be part of a series of webinars under Session I: Energy Efficiency and Climate Action in Agriculture. The session will be organised by UTAD and the opening session delivered by Eduardo […]
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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 is one of the biggest challenges for the wine sector. Each wine-growing region […]
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On 6th February, 2019, Jürgen Junk (LIST) and Daniel Molitor (LIST) from the Clim4Vitis team had the opportunity to present the project at the annual assembly of the Luxembourgish wine grower community. This traditional event takes place on the first Wednesday of February every year in the town hall of Wormeldange (LU) and is composed […]
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