Kick-off SECBIVIT: vineyards produce more than wineViticulture, the cultivation of grapes, is among the oldest and most profitable forms of agriculture. But your glass of Chardonnay is also produced by one of the most intensive forms of agriculture, negatively affecting biodiversity and the benefits for people ecosystems generate. This week, the international SECBIVIT (Scenarios for providing multiple ecosystem services and biodiversity in viticultural landscapes) project has kicked off in Vienna, Austria.Read more
Stefano Stramigioli appointed as KHMW memberProf. Stefano Stramigioli, Professor of Advanced Robotics at the University of Twente, was appointed member of the respectable Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW).Read more
Kick-off SECBIVIT: vineyards produce more than wine
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