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Logo Wheat Initiative. © INRA

Press release

27 Jul 2015

Wheat Initiative launches its Strategic Research Agenda

To meet the expected 60% raise in demand for wheat by 2050, coordination of research and significant investments are needed to increase wheat sustainable production globally. The Wheat Initiative presented today its Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) to the G20 Agricultural Chief Scientists gathered in Turkey. 

Signature of the agreement to create the CABRAA international associated laboratory for reproductive biology and agroecology in goat husbandry between France and Mexico. From left to right: F. Houllier, INRA President; J.R. Valenzuela Garcia, Rector of the Antonio Narro Autonomous Agrarian University in Torreon; and E. Cabrero Mendoza, Director General of CONACYT.. © MENESR, X.R.Pictures

News

09 Jul 2015

CABRAA: new Franco-Mexican international associated laboratory

Goats are the model species used in research on reproductive biology and animal agroecology carried out by CABRAA. The agreement to create this international associated laboratory, developed between INRA and a department at the Antonio Narro Autonomous Agrarian University (Mexico), was signed on 9 July 2015 just a few days before the Mexican president’s visit to Paris.

2014 Annual Report. © INRA

Just published

09 Jul 2015

INRA presents its 2014 annual report

The report is divided into three volumes dedicated respectively to the Institute, its key scientific achievements and the staff and financial resources of INRA. Each section testifies to the Institute’s wide range of activities, output and impacts.

Signing of the BAG Alliance (26 June 2015) between the Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences of Bordeaux, the Australian Wine Research Institute (Adelaide, Australia) and the Hochschule Geisenheim University (Geisenheim, Germany), in the presence of Alain Rousset, President of the Regional Council of Aquitaine and Boris Rhein, the Science and Arts Minister for the state of Hesse. © Yaël Kouzmine, INRA

News

03 Jul 2015

Bordeaux-Adelaide-Geisenheim Alliance: enhancing scientific synergies in grape and wine sciences

On 26 June 2015, the Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences (ISVV) in Bordeaux, France (operated in part by INRA), the Australian Wine Research Institute in Adelaide, Australia and the Hochschule Geisenheim University in Geisenheim, Germany signed a new agreement to step up cooperation on research, higher education and technology transfers in grape and wine sciences.

Opening of the conference

News

03 Jul 2015

INRA participates in the conference "Our Common Future under Climate Change" (CFCC)

This four-day international conference was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris from 7 to 10 July 2015. It will be the largest forum for the scientific community ahead of the COP21 of the UNFCCC in November 2015.