All news items
This section includes all the articles and press releases published on the CIRAD website.
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Gérard Matheron is appointed CIRAD President
30/06/2010 - Press release
On 30 June 2010, Gérard Matheron, CIRAD Director General since 2006, was appointed CIRAD CEO at ...
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CIRAD 2009: a new geographical partnership strategy
29/06/2010 - Article
The CIRAD Annual Report is now out. It contains a selection of research results illustrating the ...
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Hubert Devautour: "Changes in innovation processes go hand-in-hand with those in our society"
23/06/2010 - Article
At a time of rapid change in our society, the ISDA 2010 symposium is intended to take stock of ...
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AGROnews No. 3
21/06/2010 - Article
The third issue of AGROnews-Réunion-Indian Ocean edition, including a special report on the ...
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Anthurium bacterial blight: a new disease detection test for Europe
21/06/2010 - Press release
Anthuriums are grown for their beautiful, very colourful heart-shaped flowers. However, they are ...
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Plantes et animaux venus d'ailleurs : Une brève histoire des invasions biologiques
21/06/2010 - Article
A book looking at the phenomenon of invasive species. It provides an overview of the topic, ...
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Non-tariff measures: what are the impacts on international trade and on developing countries?
21/06/2010 - Article
Little is known about the impact on international trade and on exports from developing countries ...
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A PhD student from CIRAD has had his work on cell behaviour in plant imaging published in Nature Methods
15/06/2010 - Press release
Research work by a PhD student, Romain Fernandez, on the automation of 3-D cell recognition, was ...
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Coffee berry disease: rain, public enemy no. 1
15/06/2010 - Article
Rain is the main factor in the spread of Arabica coffee berry disease (CBD). This clear-cut ...
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Perspective no. 5 - Farmers organisations and quality chains in Vietnam
11/06/2010 - Article
Demand for quality food is growing constantly in developing countries. Small-scale producers are ...
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