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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The "silent pandemic" of antibiotic resistance was recently the focus of the symposium "Antimicrobial Resistance: The Silent Pandemic", organised by…

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Mikrobiologin Prof. Gabriele Berg erhält Max-Planck-Fellowship und startet eine dreijährige Forschungskooperation mit Prof. Markus Antonietti am…

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Precise information about agricultural soils is key to managing them more efficiently and sustainably. Researchers at the Leibniz institutes FBH and…

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At the beginning of March 2025, representatives of the research sites in Brandenburg came together for their annual meeting in the ATB's Fieldlab for…

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We are pleased to announce that our institute is now a full member of the Leibniz Association's Standing Committee on Research Infrastructure…

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The Leibniz Association has published an impulse paper dealing with the challenges and future issues of the German science system. In times of global…

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The construction work has begun! Together with the planning team around haascookzemmrich STUDIO2050, we held our ground-breaking ceremony of the…

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ATB set up the first trial areas with fast-growing tree species such as poplars and willows back in 1994. The aim was to find out which trees grow…

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What does it mean if our economy works without fossil raw materials such as oil and gas? The logical answer is that we will have to create value…

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The state of Brandenburg has published a new climate guide as a central orientation tool for climate research and cooperation. ATB has also…

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What does the future hold for agricultural and horticultural field experiments in Brandenburg? This question is the focus of a new brochure produced…

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Together we are laying the foundations for a sustainable future! On 5 May 2025, the cornerstone ceremony for the Leibniz Innovation Farm for…

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On 7 and 8 May 2025, the 15th International FRUTIC Symposium 2025 will take place as part of the MACFRUT trade fair at the Rimini Expo Centre in…

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On 10 May 2025, the Potsdam Day of Science will invite interested visitors to the Science Park Potsdam in Golm for the twelfth time.

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