Announcements

On December 6 starting at 14.15, doctoral student Kadri Maikov will be defending her thesis  &b...

On December 6 starting at 10.15, doctoral student Aigi Ilves will be defending her thesis „The...

The annual conference of PhD students of the Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences wi...

Centre of Excellence EcolChange continues with open seminars. The next seminar will b...

Centre of Excellence EcolChange starts with open seminars. The first seminar will be held ...

Environmental Board of Estonia in cooperation with Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonian Ac...

The first seminar of new center of excellence EcolChange will take place on Monday, 23rd of May, 12.00 in room 2C5 in Metsamaja (Kreutzwaldi 5). There will be two presentations (both in English): “Short information about the new Centre of Excellence” – Ülo Niinemets “Field experiments in Järvselja and perspectives” – Steffen Noe, Dmitrii Krasnov

We are happy to announce that the next meeting of the ICOC Working Group will be held at the Institu...

Ecosystems have a large capacity to adapt to environmental perturbations, but so far, most of the future projections of global change effects do not consider the adaptation responses. This is a key shortcoming of current model predictions as adaptation responses can alter global carbon and nitrogen cycle as well as vegetation capacity to emit volatile organic compounds and contribute to secondary organic aerosol formation, with potentially important implications for the extent and rate of global change. 

Springer Verlag just published the book “Canopy photosynthesis: from basics to applications&rd...

Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) is the only pine species native to northern Europe, and it is the most...

The annual conference of PhD students of the Instituute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences w...

The Estonian Center of Excellence in Environmental Adaptation  ENVIRON Final Conference Envir...

The Estonian University of Life Sciences is represented in the Estonian pavilion at Expo Milano 2015, where visitors can see an exhibition about how plants communicate. Plants suffer from stress just like humans, but unlike humans they talk about it by emitting volatile molecules. The exhibition showcases research that is being done at the Department of Plant Physiology of the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

This international conference will address how to improve understanding of the European Landscape Co...

The Agroforum will be targeted at decision makers on political, administrative, research and produce...

Seminar website: http://pk.emu.ee/struktuur/muld/soil-trafficability-challenges-for-soils-and-v...