PyroLife is a PhD training programme to prepare the next generation of wildfire scientists
The project supports a total of 15 PhD students across the globe to pursue cross-disciplinary, wildfire-focused research projects with the support of a worldwide network. This project allows the advancement of holistic, integrated wildfire management in Europe and globally.
The EU-project PyroLife will train a new generation of experts in integral fire management.
Dr. Cathelijne Stoof, PyroLife Coordinator
PyroLife is funded by the prestigious Marie-Curie Action within the European Horizon2020 programme
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