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Oat protein as a challenge for food technology: how can it be turned into a stable product?

Soil degradation refers to the progressive deterioration of soil quality due to erosion, overuse, pollution or loss of biological activity.

Agricultural residues contain important ingredients and are therefore an important source of raw materials for the bioeconomy.

REWE Green Farming is a further development of the green building concept, which was first implemented in Wiesbaden in 2021.

Dr Ronny Frank and Dr Christian Sonnendecker in front of a bag of chopped PET fruit peel, which is to be broken down into its chemical building blocks with the help of the PHL7 enzyme.

Prof Dr Maria Mittag from the University of Jena with cultures of the green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Halophytes such as the European samphire grow on salt marshes or in mudflats and are extremely salt-tolerant.

Artificial intelligence and hydrogen technologies are focal points of Hannover Messe 2024.

Coffee plants are extremely sensitive and require special growing conditions.

organic cultivation of strawberries in California with wildflower strips

Injection-moulded damping tray made from the front vehicle underbody from natural fibres and post-consumer recyclate (polypropylene)

Researchers are investigating how measures in regenerative agriculture can protect against climate impacts.

The new bio-LNG plant can produce around 100,000 tonnes of the less CO2-intensive fuel every year.

Mycorrhizal network using the example of Monotropa uniflora, here connected with tree roots via common fungi. Original illustration from the publication modified and supplemented.

Insempra uses its technology platform to produce functional ingredients such as flavours and fragrances for the cosmetics industry.

The INP is the largest non-university research centre for low-temperature plasmas in Europe.

The green algae Ulva spp. and the red algae Furcellaria lumbricalis are soon to be cultivated in the Baltic Sea.

The Cultimate Foods team has already carried out several commercial pilot projects with leading food companies.

Maize plants on a cultivated area

The seaweed used by BettaF!sh is cultivated in Norway.

Antimicrobial coating on 3D-printed shoe soles

Three different maize plants after a drought and subsequent re-watering. In the two plants on the right, a gene was switched off, causing them to form fewer seminal roots and more lateral roots. Left plant with intact gene

Founding of IG HELIX: from left: Advisory board member Florian Gerold Lukowski, Florain Köster, board member Beatrice Großjohann, René Glas-Albrecht, Birgit Pscheidl, honorary member Christian Pattermann was present online (computer screen in background)

Thomas Happe, Rieke Haas and Ulf-Peter Apfel (from left) investigated the catalytic centre of an algae enzyme in detail in order to better understand the requirements for hydrogen production.

Combined soil research expertise: The BonaRes conference took place at the Leipzig KUBUS in the Leipzig Science Park.