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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

22 November 2018 - How nanopores in lignocellulose impact enzymatic hydrolysis

Lignocellulosic biomass hydrolysis is limited by enzyme accessibility to their substrate. Until now, relationship between nanoporosity and hydrolysis dynamics had not been studied.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

19 November 2018 - Visit of a delegation from VTT in Reims

VTT Finland is one of the most important technical research centres in Scandinavia and one of the world leaders in establishing a bioeconomy roadmap.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert / G. Paës

14 novembre 2018 - A new French-Swiss project between FARE and EMPA

The bilateral project INTOS2 coordinated by FARE is funded by the ANR and the Fonds National Suisse.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert / G. Paës

12 November 2018 - FARE invited in the Frontiers in Biorefining Congress

An award-winning poster and an invited lecture at the Frontiers in Biorefining Conference which occured from 05 to 08 November 2018 in Georgia in USA.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

15 October 2018 - FARE highlights in the annual report of CEPIA division at INRA

Annual report of CEPIA division at INRA selects each year some highlights from its labs' best results.
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06 June 2023

By: S. Recous / G. Paës

02 October 2018 - Mission of FARE under the sun of the Reunion Island

Sylvie Recous was welcomed in Saint-Denis de la Réunion at CIRAD by the "Recycling and Risk" research team.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

27 September 2018 - FARE co-organises a symposium at the ACS spring meeting in 2019

The American Chemical Society organises twice a year a meeting gathering more than 10 000 scientists from all over the world. With more than 30 divisions, thousands of oral communications are given, with a chemistry perspective.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert . G. Paës

24 September 2018 - Visualizing the architecture of hemp fibers

The distribution of lignin and non-cellulosic polysaccharides in hemp fibers was explored in collaboration with University of Kyoto.
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06 June 2023

By: S. Recous / B. Kurek / G. Paës

19 September 2018 - FARE researchers' mission in China

Bernard Kurek and Sylvie Recous carried out a mission to Changchun (China, Jilin region) on the theme of maize co-product management and attended the 70th anniversary celebrations of the Jilin Agricultural University (JLAU) in Changchun.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

10 September 2018 - Measuring interactions of fluorescent probes with lignin

Lignin is a naturally fluorescent component of the plant cell wall, this property has been used to help measuring interactions between probes and lignin.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

03 September 2018 - FARE researchers attend a meeting and visit some partners in Finland

Several researchers and PhD students have participated to the Lignobiotech meeting last week in Helsinki.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert / G. Paës

27 August 2018 - Versatile fluorescence techniques

Combining different approaches in fluorescence confocal microscopy can provide indicators of the effect of pretreatment on the accessibility of lignocellulosic walls related to saccharification.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert / G. Paës

20 August 2018 - A new experimental design to track dew retting of fiber crops

Designing new experimental system allows dew retting of fiber crops under controlled temperature and rain regime.
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06 June 2023

By: S. Recous / G. Paës

06 July - FARE involved in a meeting dedicated to nitrogen

FARE participated in the organization of the side-event "Nutrient management and decision support systems" of the 20th International N workshop in Rennes.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

02 July 2018 - ELB 2018 meeting organised by FARE has been a success!

"Exploring lignocellulosic biomass: challenges and opportunity for bioeconomy" meeting was organised in Reims in June 26-29, 2018 in the Congress Centre by FARE laboratory and its partners.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Lashermes / G. Paës

12 June 2018 - Tillage practices change the ability of microorganisms to degrade organic matter

Stabilizing carbon in soil as organic matter is crucial at the local scale for soil fertility, and at the global scale for climate change mitigation. The carbon stocks in the soil depend on the "inputs" made in particular by organic inputs (plant litters, organic amendments, etc.) transformed into stable organic matter in the soil under microorganisms activities. They also depend on the "outputs", especially the ability of microorganisms to degrade the ‘old’ carbon stock of the soil.
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06 June 2023

By: B. Chabbert / G. Paës

06 June 2018 - Raphaël Coste wins the Best Poster Award at the Florida AVS 2018 Symposium

Raphaël has presented his poster during an Inter-University Symposium held in early May at the University of Central Florida (USA).
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

14 May 2018 - Only a few days to register to ELB 2018 meeting!

FARE organizes the meeting Exploring Lignocellusic Biomass (ELB 2018), June 26-29, 2018 in Reims.
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06 June 2023

By: G. Paës

22 February 2018 - Plant cell wall in super resolution!

New fluorescence microscopy techniques (so-called super resolution techniques) allows to go beyond the diffraction limit which has been considered for a long time as a barrier for microscopists. Until now, these techniques have only been used in biomedical studies.
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06 June 2023

By: INRA / G. Paës

15 February 2018 - A meta-model to predict uncertainties of N2O production

Within the framework of the Global Research Alliance for Greenhouse Gas (GRA) and FACCE-JPI projects, INRA coordinated the evaluation and inter-comparison of 24 carbon-nitrogen models (16 for field crops and 12 for grasslands), considered individually and as an ensemble, on nine experimental sites on four continents. For the first time, this work shows the potential of the model ensemble approach to jointly predict crop production and N2O emissions intensity.
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06 June 2023

By: C. Rémond / G. Paës

07 February 2018 - New pentoses-based esters produced by enzymatic way

Agro-ressources-based surfactants such as sugar esters are ingredients of interest for various applications: cosmetics, food, phytosanitaries, detergents,… Sugar esters are biodegradable and non-toxic for human and environment. Commercial sugar esters are currently produced by chemical ways that can limit the structures and properties of produced surfactants.
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