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(Graph taken from the presentation by F. Léger below, AgroParisTech 2018)

The researchers' school brought together 33 researchers and teacher-researchers from 11 of the 13 units that make up the LabEx, as well as from the MOsAR unit. Many disciplines were represented: environmental sciences (climatology, hydrology, soil science); life sciences (biology, genetics, ecology, animal science, agronomy); humanities and social sciences (economics, planning, management science).

You will find below the presentations (in french):

• Introductory presentation: "Agroecology, the slow construction of an interdisciplinary field"- François Léger
• Feedback - Presentation of three interdisciplinary research projects / themes
  • "Viability theory: a tool for interdisciplinarity in agroecology" - Muriel Tichit & Vincent Martinet
  • "Towards an engineering of the commons"  - François Coleno
  • "Twelve years of participatory research on the selection of wheat populations in partnership with the Réseau Semences Paysannes " - Isabelle Goldringer & Olivier Ranke
• Presentation " Transdisciplinarity, a process of integration that transcends disciplinary boundaries ?" - Charlotte da Cunha
• Brief synthesis on the contribution of past and present BASC projects to the theme of agroecology – Emmanuel Raynaud

Chinese portraits of Agroecology " And if Agroecology was ... ? "

In six questions asked to four researchers of the LabEx BASC, we propose a poetic and playful reflection on the issues of agroecology.

Chinese portrait #1 - Emmanuel Raynaud, Director of the SAD-APT lab	Chinese portrait #2 - Nathalie de Noblet, research Director at LSCE and Deputy Coordinator of LabEx BASC
Chinese portrait #3 - Jane Lecomte, Director of the ESE lab	Chinese portrait #4 - Muriel Valantin-Morison, Research Director at Agronomie lab