From May 2026, Ana María Tarquis Alfonso, who has until now been Deputy Director, will take over as Director of CEIGRAM. Ana succeeds Isabel Bardají Azcárate, who has led the...

Review of the first year of the SudWaMa Project, testing innovative technologies for water management under real-world operating conditions.

Guillermo Guardia appeared on the SomosUPM podcast to discuss reactive nitrogen loss and its impact on soil, water, and the atmosphere.

A new issue of the CEIGRAM News Bulletin, in which we aim to highlight the latest research published by our researchers

Irene Blanco and Paloma Esteve attended an international conference on water reuse in Europe and the Mediterranean region,

Assessing the resilience of small ruminant farms in Spain: a new doctoral dissertation defended at the University of Zaragoza that defines and operationalizes the attributes of resilience on these farms....

A new CEIGRAM research seminar will take place on June 19, led by Mario de la Fuente, on strategies for controlling ripening in vineyards.

Isabel Bardají attended the Ministry’s commemorative event to highlight the importance that Common Agricultural Policy funds have had in modernizing our agriculture and in research within the agri-food sector

AgosceNa-Next is a research project that aims to understand imbalances in nitrogen use in Spanish agricultural systems and offer concrete solutions tailored to each region.

Six researchers from CEIGRAM took part in a series of events in Zaragoza on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change adaptation and mitigation in Mediterranean ecosystems.

A new CEIGRAM research seminar will take place on 12 June, led by María Cecilia Rousseaux, on the effects of rising temperatures on olive cultivation.