Information particularly relevant for: Students

Below you can find a selection of pages particularly relevant to students seeking more information about ENDURE and its activities:

	ENDURE Summer School 2012 ENDURE is conducting its fourth Summer School October 7-12, 2012 in Volterra, Italy. The five-day course will focus on ‘Agroecological engineering for crop protection’ and will bring together up to 20 PhD-level students. Go to the website.
	ENDURE Summer School 2010 ENDURE's 2010 Summer School was based on the theme of New and emerging agricultural pests, diseases and weeds  and attracted students from all around the world. Go to the website.
	ENDURE Summer School 2009 ENDURE’s 2009 Summer School, Modelling approaches to support Integrated Pest Management (IPM) , was held in the Italian town of Volterra in June 15 and 20 and was organised by the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna of Pisa (SSSUP). Read all about it.
	2010 ENDURE International Conference In November 2010, ENDURE hosted its second major international conference, ‘Integrated Pest Management in Europe - The ENDURE Network of Excellence shares the fruits of four years’ research with the crop protection community’ in Paris, France. Over the course of two days visitors enjoyed a series of plenary sessions, debates, workshops and exhibitions of the tools that ENDURE has created. Read more.
	2008 ENDURE International Conference ENDURE staged its first international conference in October 2008 in southern France. Dedicated to the topic of Diversifying Crop Protection, the two and a half day conference attracted more than 120 presentations (oral and posters) from four continents. Go to Conference pages.
	Mobility In the Mobility pages you can find details of vacancies at ENDURE partner institutions and details of ENDURE's mobility programmes. Find out more.
	ENDURE's definition of IPM Integrated Pest Management (IPM) creates synergies by integrating complementary methods drawing from an array of approaches including biocontrol agents, plant genetics, cultural and mechanical methods, biotechnologies, and information technologies, together with some pesticides that are still needed to address the most problematic pests and face critical situations. Read full article.

 

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• Disease resistance experts brought together
• Global project launched to tackle invasive pests
• Candidates sought for agroecology summer school
• Priority IPM research needs identified
• Review: Non-chemical weed control in arable crops
• Advisers test learning approaches
• Meeting: Induced resistance in plants
• New site supports French NAP
• ENDURE foresight study goes global
• Summer School: Agroecology and IPM
• Future IPM in Europe congress takes shape
• IPM researchers connect in Wageningen
• Country profile: Switzerland
• IPM seminar in Estonia
• Country profile: France
• New project takes global tack on invasive pests
• Update from the Scientific Officer
• Shedding light on national pesticide initiatives
• ENDURE, a resource for IPM projects
• Country profile: Germany
• New ENDURE-IOBC book on biological control
• IPM workshop for European advisers planned
• ENDURE in French / ENDURE en français
• Building European bridges for IPM implementation
• Sharing weed control knowledge across the Baltic
• PhD scholarship in Agrobiodiversity in Pisa
• Conference to tackle IPM in East-Central Europe
• Country profile: IPM in Denmark
• French leaflets focus on wheat
• Long-term prospects to cut pesticide use in maize
• Download the new ENDURE brochure
• New IPM research project launched
• Mobility: Capacity building in IPM
• Focus on landscape management
• Advisers’ newsletter: second issue out now
• Four new leaflets in French available
• Speeding development of biological controls
• Training leaflet focuses on participatory approach
• ENDURE ERG: Up and running
• New Euro group tackles pesticide use
• ENDURE Conference features in worldwide media
• ENDURE 2010 Conference: Read and watch online
• Deploying disease resistance in crop cultivars
• Redesigning French and UK cropping systems
• Policy Briefs: Insights for IPM implementation
• Now available: 25 new leaflets in French
• Biocontrol leaflets now available
• Now online: ENDURE IPM Training Guide
• Nine new leaflets in Italian
• Biocontrol work features in New Ag
• New guide: Tackling Tuta absoluta
• Updated: Papers in scientific journals
• IPM for tomatoes: Download the book
• Available now: European Crop Protection in 2030
• New leaflet: rethinking Danish winter crops
• Conference: Book now to avoid disappointment
• Conference: Final preparations completed
• In depth: IPM for field vegetables
• Universal modelling for weeds
• Advisers’ newsletter: first issue out now
• EuroWheat: New info in four languages
• Innovative IPM for maize: Five new leaflets
• Three new languages for ENDURE IC leaflets
• ENDURE features in International Innovation
• Kids explore agricultural science in practice
• New deliverables online: 98 reports available
• Five leaflets explore grapevine alternatives
• UK pledges €15.5m for new research
• IPM implementation: Ask the experts
• Maize systems: SWOT analysis and IPM
• IPM card game to stimulate group work
• New leaflet: Models for host-pathogen dynamics
• International line-up for 3rd ENDURE Summer School
• ENDURE 2010 Conference: Register now!
• Maize: Tackling Fusarium and mycotoxins
• The role of advisers in pomefruit production
• Assessing sustainability of new strategies
• Apply now for Agrobiodiversity PhD Programme
• New training leaflet: Logarithmic spraying
• ENDURE Deliverables online: 72 reports
• Catch up with maize case study
• Workshop tackles potato late blight
• ENDURE 2010 Summer School: Apply now!
• QuantiPest: Unifying info on pest characterisation
• In depth: Biological controls
• Sociology papers to be heard in Vienna
• Need more info? Check the Two-Track System!
• Vegetable study reveals PPP situation
• Step-by-step guide to participatory training
• Fourth German leaflet completes potato series
• UK reviews options for 'pesticides package'
• EuroWheat: download the guide
• Guide to tackling WCR now available
• Canaries study completes banana series
• Details of more than 50 papers now online
• New guides for better banana production
• Paper puts maize under the spotlight
• Dutch and German leaflets now online
• NEWSFLASH: ENDURE conference in November
• DEXiPM: Assessing cropping system sustainability
• Statistics regulation completes pesticides package
• Latest ICPC grants announced
• EC publishes new pesticides legislation
• Social Science Insights examines supermarkets
• Aarhus University seeks 10 PhD students
• Biocontrols in the spotlight
• Germany sets out future for PPPs
• ICPC scientists: Apply now for 2010 grants
• Pesticides package clears final hurdle
• Foresight study: looking south and east
• EuroWheat: online wheat disease management
• Landscape ecology: The bigger picture
• Modelling post-doc: details now online
• November deadline for fourth mobility plan
• Poster opportunity for French conference
• Papers and more in International Conference pages
• ENDURE researchers to address BCPC Congress
• First IPM training leaflet now available
• Market access is key to apple strategies
• Three ICPC scientists awarded ENDURE grants
• Virtual Lab: Platform for successful research
• New contact for ENDURE mobility programmes
• Summer School draws international crowd
• Learning IPM lessons from WCR in Hungary
• Tackling pesticide use in grapes
• New: consult scientific papers online
• Style and substance at Cereals 2009
• DSS: helping farmers make smart decisions
• Easing the way for biological controls
• Wageningen to host Annual Meeting
• Summer school tackles bioactive natural compounds
• PhD Summer School programme now online
• Welcome to the new ENDURE website
• Forging links with Argentina
• Comparing pesticide use for rapeseed and wheat
• ENDURE Conference: proceedings go online
• Bananas: new ways of growing our favourite fruit
• Advisers to test drive ENDURE Information Centre
• Austria workshop for landscape ecology
• Weed modellers of the world unite
• Interview: Pierre Ricci, ENDURE coordinator
• Grants for ICPC scientists now available
• Italian partner seeks PhD candidates
• Brussels audience for ENDURE's foresight team
• System case studies: taking a broader view
• Innovative technologies: from DNA to spray
• UK push for agricultural science
• EU and pesticides: online info and update
• IPM for vegetables: a hot topic
• Brussels date for foresight team
• Summer School students revealed
• Fusarium strategies for wheat
• Mobility: providing new opportunities
• Spotlight on training
• Action needed to speed IPM development
• Tomato guide goes online
• Pesticide regulations get the green light
• Maize: weed control with fewer chemicals
• Putting IPM into practice
• Successful science writing goes online
• Shedding light on pomefruit research
• A worldwide problem: whiteflies
• Tackling wheat and apple pests
• Report: Paris policy seminar
• Modelling lifts lid on wheat yields
• Combined effort to fight fungi
• Welcome to the new ENDURE website
• Innovative technologies: from DNA to spray