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[Science News] - Hunting invasive plants with help from AI
A living lab was recently held in Zutendaal as part of the European OneSTOP project, which explores how artificial intelligence can help detect invasive plant species...
The Lievenherebeek is back in Meise Botanic Garden!
For the first time since the 19th century, the Lievenherebeek once again flows above ground in Meise Botanic Garden, where it joins the Orangery Pond...
[Science News] - Thematic day “Sowing with Impact” at Meise Botanic Garden
On 25 September 2025, Meise Botanic Garden and the Flemish Department of Environment organised a thematic day entitled “Sowing with Impact”, as part of the mid-term event of the Interreg EXPBIO project...
[Science News] - Identifying fossilised moss spores thanks to Meise Botanic Gardens' SEM imaging expertise
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is an important tool, and the SEM-team at Meise Botanic Garden has many years of expertise in imaging the tiniest particles...
Education in botanic gardens: Meise Botanic Garden at the ICEBG congress
In June, three educational staff members of the Botanic garden travelled to South Korea to participate in the International Congress on Education in Botanic Gardens.
[Science News] - KU Leuven and Meise Botanic Garden join forces for Plant Research and Biodiversity
On July 1st, the KU Leuven Plant Institute (LPI) and Meise Botanic Garden signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Arenberg Castle in Leuven...