Monthly Archives: January 2014
HDR Marc Buée
Today, Marc Buée successfully defended his HDR, entitled “Structures and roles of forest fungal communities”. Congratulations Marc for this brilliant defense!
Marc Buée a brillamment défendu son HDR aujourd’hui, intitulée “Structures et rôles des communautés fongiques forestières”, devant le jury composé de :
Mme. Monique GARDES, Professeur Université Toulouse 3 (Rapporteur)
M. Robin DUPONNOIS, Directeur de Recherches IRD, Montpellier (Rapporteur)
M. Lionel RANJARD, Directeur de Recherches INRA, Dijon (Rapporteur)
Mme Corinne LEYVAL, Directrice de Recherches CNRS, Nancy (Examinatrice)
M. Laurent SAINT-ANDRE, Chercheur Sénior CIRAD, Nancy (Examinateur)
M. Eric GELHAYE, Professeur Université de Lorraine, Nancy (Examinateur)
Bravo Marc pour cette soutenance brillante !
New PhD researcher: Ronan Becheler
Project: RESIPATH
RESIPATH: Responses of European Forests and Society to Invasive Pathogens
This project has been selected in the Biodiversa call: “Invasive species and biological invasions” and involves in particular B. Marçais of our department.
Participating countries : SE (coordinator) AU, BE, BG, DE, FR, NO, PT, SE, TK (48 Months)
Invasive alien species pose a serious global threat to biodiversity by driving native species to extinction via competitive exclusion and by their ability to modify entire landscapes. The selected tree species are not only an integral part of their ecosystems but are also economically important and supply crucial environmental services to European society, such as biodiversity, watershed protection, stabilisation of river banks, as well as recreational and cultural values. Due to different mortality patterns, the array of host-pathogen combinations enables the study of differential effects on the host population in terms of demographics and evolution. The high ecological and economic impact caused by invasive pathogens nowadays necessitates the development of an early detection system and to increase knowledge on the importance of different pathways for their introduction and spread. Ultimately, an efficient response from society to mitigate the impact of invasive pathogens also depends on the public perception and the communication between researchers and stakeholders in society.
Events: JJC 2014
Ces rencontres, comme les précédentes, seront organisées autour d’exposés de travaux récents,de synthèses et de présentations d’affiches. Les exposés seront organisés en cinq sessions thématiques, concernant aussi bien les champignons pathogènes, que symbiotiques ou saprophytes :
– Taxonomie phylogénie et écologie des communautés
– Génomique des Champignons
– Interactions moléculaires
– Epidémiologie
– Génétique et évolution des populations
HDR Defense: M. Buée
The defense will be held the 24th January 2014 at 9H30 in Amphitheater 7, Faculté des Sciences, Boulevard des Aiguillettes, Vandoeuvre.
“Structures et rôles des communautés fongiques forestières”
Seminar: S. Wittulsky
January 17th– 1.30 pm
Research seminar : Sebastian Wittulsky (IAM)
“MISSP7 interacts with poplar JAZ proteins”
Meeting room LGEF – INRA /Visioconférence Université
Language: english
3 new students
Article: Genome Announcements
Genome Sequence of the Mycorrhizal Helper Bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens BBc6R8
A Deveau, H Gross, E Morin, T Karpinets, S Utturkar, S Mehnaz, F Martin, P …
Genome Announcements 2 (1), e01152-13
ABSTRACT
We report the draft genome sequence of the mycorrhizal helper bacteriumPseudomonas fluorescens strain BBc6R8. This is the first genome of a mycorrhizal helper bacterium. The draft genome contains 6,952,353 bp and is predicted to encode 6,317 open reading frames. Comparative genomic analyses will help to identify helper traits.
Seminar RP2E
The doctoral school RP2E will organize its annual seminar the 16th January. It is entitled :
“Ressources végétales & animales … Quelles perspectives ?”.
PA Lallement will present a part of his PhD work