Current news

Current news

CaFeCiCo 11/06/26: Estimation of foliar nitrogen content based on leaf optical properties

Researchers and end users in the agricultural sector will share experiences on innovative technologies for efficient water management.

The CSIC has developed the first global system for detecting extreme weather events such as ‘wind droughts’

CaFeCiCo 04/06/26: From functional traits to small-scale ecological processes

CaFeCiCo 28/05/26: Administrative management in research: practical day-to-day issues

Viveros Hernandorena is launching a research project to optimise water management for carob trees in collaboration with CIDE

Damaged ecosystems recover some of the diversity of the relationships between their plants in just a decade

A study led by the Centre for Research on Desertification (CSIC-UV-GVA) analyses the ecological restoration of former gypsum mines in areas of Almería and Granada The results reveal that...[Read more]

Call for applications for technical staff for the project ‘Governance and business models for living laboratories: rural regeneration centres to address soil health challenges in the Mediterranean region’ (GOV4LL). CPI-26-238

Building bridges between science and vocational training

Cafecico 21_5_2026: Using QGIS to prepare for field trips

CaFeCiCo 14/05/2026: Plant establishment under climatic disequilibrium: A Mediterranean perspective

CaFeCiCo 07/05/2026: Exchange of communicative signals between two primate species

CIDE brings together international experts for the symposium ‘Phenotypic responses to environmental variability: understanding the mechanisms underlying adaptation’

Investigadors del CIDCIDE researchers to take part in the 2026 Wine Conference of the Utiel-Requena Designation of Origin

CaFeCiCo 30 April 2026: Addressing knowledge gaps on biodiversity to set conservation priorities in Italy.

CaFeCiCo 23 /04/2026: The effects of climate change on snowbeds: from community structure to plant traits.

Marcos Martínez Roig, a researcher at CIDE and affiliated with the CSIC’s PTI+Climate and Climate Services unit, has been awarded a prize for a project on artificial intelligence applied to tourism management and coastal safety

CaFeCiCo 16/04/2026: Ecology, omics approaches, genetic engineering and biotechnological applications of the most abundant aquatic phototrophs on Earth: picocyanobacteria

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