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FBN colloquium "Research stays in Norway and Czech Republic: Investigations on European farm fishes"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Research stays in Norway and Czech Republic: Investigations on European farm fishes" on 24.02.2020.
FBN colloquium "Vocal behavior of dairy cattle during natural estrus and superovulation and a possible solution for automatic detection of individual vocalization rates"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Vocal behavior of dairy cattle during natural estrus and superovulation and a possible solution for automatic…
FBN colloquium "Livestock Production in Eastern Africa"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Livestock Production in Eastern Africa" on 03.02.2020.
CREA Workshop at FBN
Between 8 and 9 January 2020 a delegation of the Italian Council for Agricultural Research and Analysis of the Agricultural Economy (CREA) visited the…
Journal "Archives Animal Breeding" now included in PubMed Central (PMC)
Since 1993 the FBN publishes the international journal "Archives Animal Breeding", founded in 1957, with scientific articles discussing all aspects of…
Research Prize of the International Society for Farm Animal Husbandry (IGN) awarded to FBN scientist.
The behavioural biologist Annika Krause was awarded the research prize of the International Society for Animal Husbandry (IGN) on 28.11.2019 for her…
Stellungnahme zur Entscheidung des Senats der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft, die weitere Förderung des Leibniz-Instituts für Nutztierbiologie (FBN) in Dummerstorf nicht zu empfehlen
Das FBN in Dummerstorf ist ein Standort mit über 80‐jähriger Tradition und einer der größten Arbeitgeber mit 300 hochwertigen Arbeitsplätzen im…
The winners of the Day of the Doctoral Student 2019 have been announced
For the 19th time, the FBN has organized a competition for doctoral students.
FBN colloquium "Why TGF‐beta2 is the better transforming growth factor"
A colloquium will take place on the 02.12.2019: "Why TGF‐beta2 is the better transforming growth factor".
FBN colloquium "Porcine congenital splay leg syndrome – aspects of muscle physiology, metabolism and genetics"
A colloquium will take place on the 25.11.2019: "Porcine congenital splay leg syndrome – aspects of muscle physiology, metabolism and genetics".