Latest AgNUE news
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Job: Postdoctoral Researcher Opportunity within AgNUE at CEIGRAM-UPM
The Research Centre for the Management of Agricultural and Environmental Risks (CEIGRAM) at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher (Recognised Researcher R2) to contribute to the AgNUE project.
From rice fields to global climate solutions
Professor Klaus Butterbach-Bahl has studied the relationship between agriculture and the climate for more than three decades how agriculture affects the climate.
Building the transatlantic field foundation for AgNUE
Agricultural systems may differ across continents, climates and production systems, but many of the challenges are shared. Understanding those differences and similarities is a central part of Alex Woodley’s work within AgNUE.
Comparing methods for measuring ammonia emissions in the field
Ammonia emissions are an important pathway for nitrogen losses from agricultural fields. When nitrogen is lost as ammonia, less is available for crops, and the losses can contribute to air pollution and wider environmental impacts.
Understanding nitrogen across agricultural systems
For Professor Diego Abalos at the Department of Agroecology at Aarhus University, understanding nitrogen dynamics is ultimately about reducing uncertainty.
AgNUE officially kicked off in Copenhagen
This week, partners from across Europe and the US gathered in Copenhagen for the official kick-off of AgNUE, marking the beginning of our international research platform focused on improving how nitrogen dynamics are understood, monitored and modelled in agricultural systems.
New international research platform to cut agricultural emissions by improving nitrogen use
Launching this year, the international research platform AgNUE will over the next five years work to transform how nitrogen is managed in agriculture. The overarching goal is to reduce environmental losses without compromising crop productivity.
