Aligning EU regulation with scientific progress in crop resilience

Our project video aimed at policymakers that explores the potential of new genomic approaches for crop resilience in Europe.
What 30 Years of GM Canola in Canada Can Teach Us

Canada has been growing and eating genetically modified crops for 30 years. The results offer concrete data on adoption, productivity, and safety outcomes.
EU Reaches NGT Agreement to Support Innovation and Climate-Resilient Agriculture

The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament have reached a provisional political agreement on a new regulatory framework for New Genomic Techniques.
CROP4CLIMA consortium meets in person to share results and future goals

Partners meet at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology for live discussions on the future of the project.
Crop4Clima at World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit: Insights from Dan J. Gelvan of EVOGENE

Our partner from the EVOGENE Group attended a leading global gathering where innovators, industry leaders, investors, and researchers discussed the future of agriculture.
Jan Zarzycki’s journey through photorespiration bypassing

Our EU project partner recounts his journey from bypassing photorespiration to a promising solution for helping crops thrive in our changing climate.
Testing the TaCo Pathway: An Interview with the AgroBioinstitute

From greenhouse trials to protocol calibration, our Bulgarian partners are validating the TaCo pathway’s potential to boost crop resilience.
Crop4Clima’s TaCo Pathway Spotlighted in Major Scientific Breakthrough

Independent study confirms 20% productivity boost potential in climate-resilient crops.
Meet Silvia Shaked: Overseeing CROP4CLIMA’s vision for climate-resilient crops

She joins our team as the overall project manager, helping partners collaborate and guiding research activities.
Daniel Marchal on key academic milestones and contributions to CROP4CLIMA

Daniel completed his PhD, focusing on optimizing the TaCo pathway to enhance CO₂ assimilation in crops.