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DGP conference in Bonn

Congratulations to Emmy Noether group leader Peng Yu for his appointment as professor at TU Munich.

Congratulations to Emmy Noether group leader Peng Yu for his appointment as professor at TU Munich

Cultivating Collaborative Excellence Across Borders

Scientists from DigiCrop.Net meet at ETH Zurich to visit its facilities and discuss new collaborations.

How much plastic do soils contain?

Award ceremony

The award winner Dr. Melanie Braun with Prof. Dr. Klaus Töpfer (r.), former ferdeal minister of the environment, and Prof. Dr. Joachim von Braun (l.), speaker of the Transdisciplinary Research Area "Sustainable Futures".

Award ceremony

Soil scientist Dr. Melanie Braun with Rector Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Michael Hoch (l.) and Prof. Dr. Klaus Töpfer (center).

Phosphorus Absorption Improved and Zinc Content Increased

Prof. Matthias Wissuwa in a field of the new rice variety Matrivika.

The official ceremony for the introduction of the new rice plant Matrivika.

Frank Hochholdinger is the new head of the study group maize of the GPZ

Frank Hochholdinger

Highly cited Bonn researchers

Award ceremony

Soil scientist Dr. Melanie Braun and Prof. Dr. Klaus Töpfer, who gave his name to the Klaus Töpfer Research Prize of the University of Bonn.

Farmland weeds help to combat pests

Marienkäfer-Larve mit Blattläusen auf dem Versuchsfeld der Universität Bonn.

Dr. Séverin Hatt (Bild) hat zusammen mit Prof. Dr. Thomas Döring die Auswirkung von Misch-Anbau, Blühstreifen und Unkräutern auf den Schädlingsbefall untersucht.

Ladybird larva with aphids on the test field from the University of Bonn.

Dr. Séverin Hatt (Photo) and Prof. Dr. Thomas Döring investigated the interplay of intercropping, wildflower strips and weeds on pest infestation.

Additive to make slurry more climate-friendly

Pig farming produces a lot of excrement, which is stored as slurry. Methane is released from this through decomposition processes.

In his doctoral thesis, Felix Holtkamp from the University of Bonn investigated processes that can be used to reduce methane emissions from slurry.

Organic farming leads to adaptations in the genetic material in plants

Links die konventionelle Population, rechts die Biogerste

Mit dem Auge sind Unterschiede nur für Fachleute erkennbar. Mit Hilfe der Molekulargenetik lassen sich aber große Unterschiede nachweisen.

The conventional population on the left and the organic barley on the right

Only experts can spot the differences with the naked eye. However, huge differences can be identified using molecular genetics.

To the press release of the University of Bonn: www.uni-bonn.de | 22.07.2022

More on this topic: dielinde.online (GE) | 25.07.2022

Ranking: Sixth Place in Germany and Good Positions for Individual Subjects

Ranking: Sixth Place in Germany and Good Positions for Individual Subjects