Research in programmes

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Programme areas

Our research for an integrated bioeconomic system  is organized in five program areas.
Within these program areas, parts of bioeconomic production systems are subject to analysis, development, modeling, evaluation, and process design.

Within the program areas, teams of international scientists from different disciplines work together to solve specific research tasks.

Diversified crop production

The program area is dedicated to the development of technology and processes for environmentally controlled, highly diversified agroecological production of plant biomass.

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Individualized livestock production

Research focusses on technical solutions to improve animal welfare, barn climate and reduce emissions, as well as on the evaluation of animal husbandry systems.

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Healthy foods

Research covers the entire spectrum between primary production and consumption of fresh or minimally processed plant and animal products, including fruit, vegetables, cereals, milk, meat and insects.

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Multifunctional biomaterials

The focus is on the sustainable production of biomass in agriculture, agroforestry systems and paludiculture and the further processing of this biomass into biobased materials.

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Integrated residue management

The program area bundles research activities on biogas and on carbonized biomass such as biochar and humic substances to be fed back into the production cycle.

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From apples to waste – This year, ten ATB doctoral researchers have successfully graduated. With their work covering all five ATB programme areas, the…

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The new brochure of the BonaRes and Rhizo4Bio research initiatives funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) now presents the…

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The Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB) has successfully completed two major projects in recent months: the…

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Fast, controlled and from residual materials: Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB) is driving forward global research…

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ATB scientist Muhammad Tayyab has been honored with the prestigious ISHS Young Minds Award for the best poster presentation at the ISHS International…

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Update 12 Dec. 2024 - All systems are running smoothly again.

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Prof. Dr. Gabriele Berg, head of the Department of Microbiome Biotechnology at the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB)…

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ATB is pleased to announce its participation in the newly founded Alliance for fruit growing, viticulture and vegetable cultivation. Together with ten…

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On 6 November 2024, around 100 interested participants from research, agriculture, agricultural consulting and services met at the fully booked field…

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As part of this year's VDI Land.Technik conference in Osnabrück, the Max-Eyth-Gedenkmünze of the Association of German Engineers (VDI) was awarded to…

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On 21 October 2024, Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Welschof passed away at the age of 93. As a founding director, he played a key role in shaping the programmatic…

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At this year's ATB Day of Movement on 16 October 2024, our employees showed that they not only perform at their best in the laboratory, in the field…

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Events

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Jan

Once again this year you will find ATB projects at the Green Week in Berlin.

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17
Jan

As part of the GFFA, ATB is organising an expert panel with the title "Unlocking Systemic Inoovations for a Sustainable Bioeconomy".

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Jan

Digitalization is seen as a key driver for modern and sustainable agriculture. Technologies such as geo-referenced agriculture with site-specific…

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