News
Research Prize of the International Society of Livestock Husbandry (IGN) awarded
On 23.11.2017 the IGN-Forschungspreis for species-appropriate livestock husbandry was awarded to Mrs. Maren Kreiser in Freiburg.
The winners of the 2017 PhD students' day have been chosen: Katrin Uken, Roberto Brückmann and Volker Röttgen
This year's FBN day of doctoral students was on 09.11.2017.
FBN colloquium "Fatty acids and their effects on blood cell functions"
A colloquium will take place on the 18.12.2017: "Fatty acids and their effects on blood cell functions".
FBN colloquium "Fatty acid analysis of hair to identify biomarkers for the evaluation of energy utilistaion in cattle"
A colloquium will take place on the 11.12.2017: "Fatty acid analysis of hair to identify biomarkers for the evaluation of energy utilistaion in…
FBN colloquium "Responses of meat- or egg-specialized chicken lines in comparison to a dual purpose line challenged with nematode infections: first results from the INTEGHOF project"
A colloquium will take place on the 04.12.2017: "Responses of meat- or egg-specialized chicken lines in comparison to a dual purpose line challenged…
FBN colloquium "Omega-3 fatty acids – challenges for meat in helping with a global problem"
A colloquium will take place on the 28.11.2017: "Omega-3 fatty acids – challenges for meat in helping with a global problem".
FBN colloquium "Lipid metabolic links between host and pathogen in tuberculosis, from biological models to clinical application"
A colloquium will take place on the 27.11.2017: "Lipid metabolic links between host and pathogen in tuberculosis, from biological models to clinical…
Which research topics matter for people?
MeLa visitors are particularly interested in species-appropriate animal husbandry and animal welfare
Are there sustainable solutions in dealing with dwindling phosphorus resources?
Scientists in Dummerstorf set out in the European research project ERANet PEGaSus on the search
FBN colloquium "Computational modeling of infection and immune response"
A colloquium will take place on the 23.10.2017: "Computational modeling of infection and immune response".