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28 May 2018

TPMP : a unique platform to understand plant-microbe-environment interactions

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Unique in France for its configuration, TPMP (Toulouse Plant Microbe Phenotyping platform) aims to understand the interactions between plants and their biotic environment and predict the adaptation of plants to global changes. This platform, operated by the Joint Research Unit LIPM, is able to respond to strong demand for high-throughput phenotyping (observation of all the traits of an organism).

Vendredi 25 mai 2018, Philippe Mauguin, PDG de l’Inra, a visité TWB - Toulouse White Biotechnology, structure innovante dont la mission est de contribuer au développement de nouvelles voies de production biologiques durables et TSE-R – Toulouse School of Economics (UT1 Capitole, CNRS, Inra et EHESS).
De gauche à droite, P. Mauguin ; Monique Axelos, directrice scientifique Alimentation et bioéconomie ; Pierre Monsan, directeur de TWB ; Michèle Marin, présidente du centre Inra Occitanie-Toulouse. © Inra, Sandra Fuentes

Press release

25 May 2018

Through TWB and TSE-R, INRA is confirming its support for development of the French bioeconomy

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Philippe Mauguin, President of INRA, recently visited Toulouse, the stronghold of the bioeconomy

Fungi that degrade wood, a source of new enzymes

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25 May 2018

Biofuels and biomaterials: a new enzyme could be a game-changer

Results, Innovations, Transfer

A significant step towards lowering the cost of producing cellulosic bioethanol and nanocelluloses?

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24 May 2018

Green chemistry: six projects that could boost industrial R&D

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The 3BCAR Carnot Institute is funding six scientific research projects in 2018

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News

22 May 2018

Genetic resources of wild and cultivated sunflowers

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As a public research institute, INRA explores and preserves biodiversity and genetic resources of several crops. These resources are available to public and private collaborators according to national policies and international agreements. In order to maintain a wide genetic diversity for research and breeding, the Biological Resources Centre (BRC) for sunflower develops its collection since the 1960s and is now operating at INRA Occitanie-Toulouse.

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