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Imagine being able to visualize, analyze, and modify your agricultural irrigation system without leaving your computer. Adjust the flow of the drippers, simulate drought conditions, compare alternatives to save water, or anticipate the impact of a breakdown… All in real-time, all connected to the plot, the climate, and the soil. This is no longer science fiction: it is the new reality of applied agriculture thanks to “digital twins.”

In southern Europe, water is both a treasure and a challenge. Often, the rain does not come when needed most, and climate change seems to pummel the crops. On any given morning in Andalusia, Portugal, or southwestern France, a farmer looks at the sky hoping for signs, while the indicators on their phone remind them that the future of water and agriculture is no longer above, but on the ground… and in the data.

On July 24, the partners of the REMAIN project held an online follow-up meeting to assess the progress achieved in each working group and to

The President of the Portuguese Society of Public Health (SPSP), Francisco George, recently published an opinion piece titled “Opinião pessoal (LXXXI) Sobre reposicionar medicamentos”, where