About
LUSES International Joint Laboratory (LMI)
The LUSES International Joint Laboratory (LMI in French for "Laboratoire Mixte In ternational") is an international Joint Research and Training initiative promoted by IRD, involving research and higher education institutions from Southeast Asian countries and France.
LUSES IJL/LMI is an operating research organization whose objective is to jointly design and conduct research and training programs around well defined and mutually agreed scientific goals, through the sharing of facilities, equipment and skills . LUSES will have a regional scale and international influence and will promote the hosting of scientific partners.
Research programs undertaken within LUSES will concern scientific questions linked to the South-East Asian regional agricultural context (high rates of agrarian transition). The research will be of international research standard to ensure that results will be published in peer reviewed journals and procedures will comply as much as possible with international quality standards; the scientific and practical outputs will also benefit the institutions of the respective countries participating in the LMI.
Each participant institution, individually or in partnership with another participant, will seek funding to cover the cost of equipment, operations and staff, etc. IRD will provide a specific annual budget during the length of the project to cover the expenses linked to the reinforcement of local building research capacities (student laboratory fees, training courses, LUSES meeting, etc.)
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LMI LUSES Posters
Presentation of the ECOFILTER Team at the Global Symposium on Soil Pollution (GSOP18), FAO, Rome, 2-4 May 2018
Poster of the BIODIV TREE team presented at the SOM management conference held in Braunsweig on the 30 and 31 of May
Poster of the BIODIV TREE team presented at the SOM management conference held in Braunsweig on the 30 and 31 of May
Synopsis of LUSES 2017-2019
- LDD-IRD a long history of scientific cooperation
- Impact of Rubber Tree Plantation on Soil Biological Diversity
- LDD-LMI LUSES Platform of Microbiology
- LMI LUSES presentation
- PCR LDD-LMI LUSES Platform
- Laboratory guide: hygiene and safety in English
- Laboratory guide: hygiene and safety in Thai
PhDs students' scientific posters
The dynamics of litter degradation and Soil-bio functioning in Rubber plantation : Pusanisa Heepngoen
Long term impact of Rubber Plantation on Soil biodiversity and Activity: Phantip Panklang
Impact of Rubber Plantation age and Land use change on the soil microbial community : Monrawee
Integration of the impact of agricultural practices on soil quality in an environmental assessment : Alexis
Starch Synthesis and Mobilization in wood and bark of rubber tree, in relation with Latex production : Tuksin