How to apply for this collective training
Summary
- Presentation
- How to apply for this collective training
- LMI Coordinators visited LMI partners in Lao 2013
- Result of selection process
Introduction to the characterization of soil nematodes, an important soil bio indicator
Date: 8th to 12th July, 2013
Location: Khon Kaen University, Thailand
Who can apply?
Applicants eligible for this call should:
- Be a citizen of Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Burma
- Be a national scientist attached to a university or research institution
- Have at least a Master's or equivalent degree
- Be able to write and discuss in English
- Having collaborative links with the LMI LUSES, the PPR SELTAR, the LMI RICE or with the IRD/AIRD will be considered as an advantage but it is not a requirement
How to apply?
- Applicants should send Application form in pdf format to lmiluses.trainingcourses@yahoo.com by 15th June 2013.
- The applications will be assessed by an evaluation committee and up to 12 successful applicants will be invited to the training course.
Deadline for application is 15th June.
Late applications will not be considered
The selected participants will be notified by 25th June 2013
Applications should be sent via email to lmiluses.trainingcourses@yahoo.com
Organizers:
Prakaijan Nimkingrat (Faculty of Agriculture, Khon Kaen University)
Cecile Villenave (IRD, UMR ECO&SOLS) cecile.villenave@elisol-environnement.fr
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
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LUSES - IRD
Poster of the BIODIV TREE team presented at the SOM management conference held in Braunsweig on the 30 and 31 of May
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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
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