Soutenance de thèse de Deogratias Nahayo
La thèse est intitulée : « Hydrogeomorphological approaches to understanding flood hazards and flood-risk management in northwest Rwanda ».
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La thèse est intitulée : « Hydrogeomorphological approaches to understanding flood hazards and flood-risk management in northwest Rwanda ».
La thèse est intitulée : « Inferring mechanisms of community assembly from phylogenetic diversity ».
La thèse est intitulée : « Biodiversity under rapid environmental change: trophic interactions and communities’ responses in austral benthic ecosystems ».