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Pratylenchus spp. and Meloidogyne hapla as potential pests in medicinal plants in organic farming systems (Project)
Nematode infestation in medicinal plants in Germany has so far only been investigated for a few plant species such as peppermint and parsley. Due to their low cultivation frequency, the host properties of medicinal plants for plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN) with high damage potential (Meloidogyne, Pratylenchus) are largely unknown. In organically managed, multi-location field trials, annual and...
Funding period: 2024 - 2026
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Development of a practical method for the semi-automatic vitrification of commercially produced bovine embryos for cryopreservation in liquid nitrogen (Project)
The VitriBot project is developing a semi-automatic process for vitrifying bovine embryos. To this end, a robotic system familiar from human medicine is being adapted to the specific characteristics of bovine embryos. The aim is to cryopreserve embryos in liquid nitrogen more quickly, in a more standardized and gentler manner. In contrast to the slow-freeze method commonly used today, the new...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Collaborative project: AI for sustainable food quality in supply chains - subproject F (Project)
The aim of the KINLI project is to design a predictive approach to ensure sustainable food quality, to implement it in a platform and to demonstrate and validate the concept and the platform in practice-relevant Use Cases (UCs). This supports the sustainable design of food chains. The project focuses on the meat industry, but the concept is designed to be transferable. It will be demonstrated by...
Funding period: 2022 - 2025
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Collaborative project: AI for sustainable food quality in supply chains - subproject G (Project)
The aim of the KINLI project is to design a predictive approach to ensure sustainable food quality, to implement it in a platform and to demonstrate and validate the concept and the platform in practice-relevant Use Cases (UCs). This supports the sustainable design of food chains. The project focuses on the meat industry, but the concept is designed to be transferable. It will be demonstrated by...
Funding period: 2022 - 2025
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Department of Biology (Institution)
The Department of Biology focuses activities in research and teaching on three areas of specialization: Biotechnology, Evolutionary Biology and Biodiversity, Molecular Cell and Physiology. Within each of these areas of specialization the conducted teaching and research is interdisciplinary spanning multiple institutes. Between the areas of specialization there is a strong interdigitation...
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Department of Biology (Institution)
The Department of Biology was designed to be a major focus of the newly founded University of Konstanz. The Department has developed to be one of the most active and successful biological research-groupings in German universities. The focus is set to meet future demands on basic research and teaching, and thus to further the growing importance of biological sciences for Society.
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Department of Geosciences (Institution)
Department Geoscience of the Universtiy of Bremen
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Department of Animal Ecology (Institution)
Department Ecology of the Cultural Landscape, Animal Ecology at the Institute of crops and resource protection under the agricultural faculty of the University of Bonn.
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Department of Waste Management and Contaminated Sites Treatment (Institution)
The Department of Waste Management and Contaminated Sites has an interdiciplinary focus both treatment of waste as well as in the area of contaminated site handling. Both disciplines are a characterized by constant dynamic changes, supported by technical progress as well as politically and economically new goals. There are constantly new and often interdisciplinary solvable issues, which science...
