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FBN colloquium "Fate of pathogens during black soldier fly larvae rearing and processing"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Fate of pathogens during black soldier fly larvae rearing and processing" on 27.02.2023.
FBN colloquium "Microbial and immunological adaptation of dairy calves fed two different intensities of milk replacer"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Microbial and immunological adaptation of dairy calves fed two different intensities of milk replacer" on…
FBN scientist leads first German research consortium for cell-based meat
Knowledge gaps that still exist require significant academic research
FBN colloquium "#openFBN: Transparency and validity meet to promote excellence in animal-based research"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "#openFBN: Transparency and validity meet to promote excellence in animal-based research" on 16.01.2023.
FBN colloquium "Lipidomic insights in nutritional pig studies - useful for the elucidation of muscle lipid metabolic regulation?"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Lipidomic insights in nutritional pig studies - useful for the elucidation of muscle lipid metabolic…
Animal welfare in fish a major topic
Dr. Bianka Grunow was habilitated at the University of Greifswald on the subject topic of "The application of the 3R principles (Reduction, Refinement…
FBN at the EuroTier 2022 in Hanover
EuroTier takes place every two years in Hanover and is the leading international trade fair for professional animal farming and livestock management.
Kinder-Uni Rostock zum Thema „Dumme Sau und blöde Kuh – tierischen Redewendungen auf der Spur“
Tierische Sprichwörter werden mit Hilfe von aktuellen Forschungsergebnissen belegt oder widerlegt
FBN colloquium "Studying metabolic and immune adaptations in dairy cows supplemented with essential fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acids using proteomics analysis"
A colloquium will be held on the topic "Studying metabolic and immune adaptations in dairy cows supplemented with essential fatty acids and conjugated…
The cows and the climate – historical data reveal unexpected facts
In Germany, livestock have been emitting less methane since 2003 than in 1892