Enriching experience at the joint meeting of EAPR and EUCARPIA
The 20th Joint Meeting of EAPR ‘Breeding and Varietal Assessment’ and EUCARPIA ‘Potatoes’ 2025 was held in St Andrews, Scotland, from 15…
The 20th Joint Meeting of EAPR ‘Breeding and Varietal Assessment’ and EUCARPIA ‘Potatoes’ 2025 was held in St Andrews, Scotland, from 15…
On June 26th and 27th, a two-day international workshop was hosted by Sebastian Kiewnick and his PhD candidate Hemanth Gopal at the…
In a piece of research carried out by NEM-EMERGE partners at Wageningen University and Hilbrands Laboratorium reveals that soil microbial communities underlie…
From 2 to 8 February 2025, the NEM-EMERGE Ondokuz Mayıs University and The James Hutton Institute teams worked together for data gathering…
The third day of the NEM-EMERGE project covered the work done in the work packages devoted to the management of potato cyst…
The second meeting day of the NEM-EMERGE first annual meeting was featured by the preliminary and first results partners have come up…
From 10 to 12 March, the NEM-EMERGE consortium met in Donostia / San Sebastian for the first annual meeting of the project….
With the aim of developing non-invasive methods for nematode infestation in potato fields, a number of researcher partners of NEM-EMERGE investigated whether…
The NEM-EMERGE Spanish and Turkish teams are conducting surveys with farmers alongside their soil sampling, aimed at bridging the current gap regarding…
Dr. Barbara Geric Stare from the Agricultural Institute of Slovenia participated in the 5th Annual Workshop of the EURL for Plant Parasitic…
On 17 October 2024, the NEM-EMERGE partners at Hilbrands Laboratorium participated in a pitch and eat event organised by Kadans, the company…
A group of researchers from NEM-EMERGE partner INRAE recently published an article in the journal Evolutionary Applications. The study was started before…
In January 2024, the NEM-EMERGE project got underway, and the consortium partners met in Wageningen on 22-23 February to celebrate the project’s…