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5 ResultsThree New Zealand secondments in January-February 2016
Céline Duwig and Laurent Oxarango (IRD) and Anne-Julie Tinet (Univ. Lorraine) are spending one month in New Zealand working with Plant and Food Research Insitute and University of Auckland. Celine Duwig (PROTINUS coordinator) had a meeting on the 12/01/2016 in Auckland to organise the contribution ...
New Zealand workshop - January 2016
Protinus organises a workshop at University of Auckland, New Zealand, 18-20 January 2016 on:"Image analysis for soil structure characterisation”Please find the programme herePlease find the workshop proceedings here...
Protinus members organise lectures for postgraduate students of the Computer Science Dpt
PROTINUS Lecture series 26-28 January 2016, AucklandTuesday 26/01/2016 2-4pm (Location: 303-561, CompSci department, level 5, room 561) Celine Duwig (LTHE Grenoble, France and UMSA La Paz, Bolivia): “Soil physics and transport processes"Abstract: Soil physics aims at understanding ...
Protinus organises a summer school on "Pore scale imaging and analysis for environmental science applications"
ScopeThe pore structure of natural porous media, such as soils or rocks, impacts a whole range of macroscopic processes of interest in the field of environmental science. Pore scale analysis could provide a better understanding of phenomenon involved for example in contaminant transport, carbon ...
Anne-Julie Tinet at Kumamoto University August 2016
After the Kumamoto earthquake in April 2016 that damaged part of Kumamoto University and Toshifumi Mukunoki X-Earth Center, Anne-Julie Tinet (UoL, Lorraine, France) could do 1 month secondment where she gave a lecture on Latice Boltzmann modelling for transfert in porous media. Please find some ...
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Important notice
PROTINUS is preparing a Special issue in Soil Research
A special issue on ": Linking soil Structure and Soil Functions" is actually in review in Soil Research, for publication end of 2018. https://www.publish.csiro.au/sr