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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

CIDE participates in the webinar Main Innovations in the Revised FAO56 Guidelines for Computing Crop Water Requirements with the presentation entitled Key Innovations in the Tabulated Kc and Kcb Values for Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Vines.

On Monday, 13 April at 10:00, a webinar organised by Agronomy will take place under the title Main Innovations in the Revised Version of FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56: Guidelines for Computing...[Read more]

JAE-INTRO ICU 2026 Scholarships Call – CIDE

CaFeCiCo 03/26/2023: The Digital Revolution in the Valencian Countryside: Cooperatives and Innovation

CSIC contributes to updating the FAO reference manual on water management in agriculture

The GAIA Project Launches: Optimizing Water Governance in Agriculture through Artificial Intelligence

CaFeCiCo 03/12/2026: The problem with AI: Let's talk about Artificial Intelligence and the future of technology

CaFeCiCo 26/02/2026: Effects of Different Post-Fire Management Techniques on Small Mammal Communities in Turkish Red Pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) Forests

CaFeCiCo 19/2/2026: The need and limitations of a deep learning model for providing high-resolution wind speed fields to understand wildfires

Climate change increased by 55% the area affected by the Valencia DANA

A study reveals how global warming increased both rainfall intensity and the total spatial extent of the storm of 29 October 2024 The work, published in Nature Communications, is the first to assess...[Read more]

ANNOUNCEMENT OF DOCTORAL THESIS DEFENCE

CaFeCiCo 12/02/2026: Human-induced climate change amplification on storm dynamics in Valencia’s 2024 catastrophic flash flood

CaFeCiCo 05/02/2026: Dissemination and transfer: connecting societal needs with research

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