We have started field research! Plots have been set up in various locations in Upper Silesia and Lesser Poland.
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Project News
Recent News
- #MOD4GRIN – Conference summarising the project
- We collect data and test green modules
- Scientific internship in NIBIO Særheim
- Save the date | Mod4GrIn project Final Conference Mitigating the effects of climate change in the city - self-sustainable, smart module for urban green infrastructure - Katowice, Poland 14.09.2023
- Mod4GrIn project at the XVII International Phytotechnology Conference
- Project meeting, 25-29.10.2022 Norway
- Self-sustainable, Smart Module for City Green Infrastructure presented at EuroScience2022 Katowice Regional Site
- The 2nd Regeneration of Industrial Cities Congress with the participation of the Mod4Grin project
- Mod4GrIn project at Dresden Nexus Conference 2022: Biodiversity – Stewardship for Vital Resources
- Study of selected species in natural conditions
- Preparation and testing artificial substrate
- Project Kick-off Conference
- Field research
- WEBINAR - 15.03.2021
- Evaluation of resistance of selected plant species to dry stress and high temperatures - experiment preparation
- Successful kick-off meeting for the MOD4GRIN project
- Establishing a plant collection part 2
- Establishing a plant collection part 1
Partners of the MOD4GRIN project cordially invite you to the presentation of the project and a discussion on how to increase the biodiversity and the amount of greenery in cities and reduce the costs of its maintenance.
Preparatory work is underway to conduct an experiment aimed at testing the resistance of selected plant species to abiotic stress factors – drought and high temperature under controlled conditions.
MOD4GRIN is starting! The kick-off of MOD4GRIN project is starting! We enjoyed presentations about planned research on plant selection for green wall and green roof and fruitful discussions between researchers.