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Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Ute Weisz  Leiter der Professur Pflanzenproteine und Ernährung an der Technische Universität München (TUM)

Food Plants Biotechnology/Systems biology

‘Enzymes create proteins with customised properties’

Munich-based food technologist Ute Weisz specialises in the extraction, characterisation and modification of plant proteins in order to make them usable for the food industry.

Dr. Jakob Ruickoldt bei der Überführung der Proben in den Probenhalter.
Dr Jakob Ruickoldt transferring the samples to the sample holder.

Chemistry Microorganisms Biotechnology/Systems biology

Enzymatic CO2 binding decoded

Researchers at the University of Potsdam and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin have succeeded in explaining the working steps of an enzyme involved in anaerobic carbon fixation.

Holzstapel
Wooden panels are widely used in the construction industry, but cannot always be recycled.

Chemistry unspecific Chemistry

Bio-based adhesives for wood panels

The development of bio-based adhesives, coatings and fibres for the construction industry is the focus of a new EU project involving researchers from the Steinbeis Europe Centre and the Fraunhofer Society.

Der Würzburger 3D-Laserscanner scannt einen Apfelbaum bei Nacht.
The Würzburg 3D laser scanner scans an apple tree at night.

Machine and plant engineering Plants Agriculture sciences

Laser scanner assesses plant health

The collaboration between agricultural research and robotics has resulted in a novel 3D laser scanner system that enables precise plant analysis.

Fleisch in Plastikbox
Meat packaging made from sustainable materials can reduce the environmental impact of plastic waste.

Chemistry Waste Biotechnology/Systems biology

Bio-based packaging for meat products

As part of the EU project MATE4MEAT, Fraunhofer researchers are working on bio-based and antimicrobial meat packaging that extends the shelf life of food.

Weinbergsfeldversuch mit Arbuskulären Mykorrhizapilzen in Geisenheim.
Vineyard field trial with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in Geisenheim

Agriculture and forestry Microorganisms Biotechnology/Systems biology

Secure harvests with soil microbes

A research team led by Geisenheim University points to the potential of wild plants and their interaction with soil microbes for sustainable agriculture and calls for the establishment of protected areas to study this sensitive relationship.

Gewebte Stoffstruktur in den Farben ultraviolett und lila.

Textiles Plants Materials sciences

Bio-based textile fibres made from lignin

The European BioFibreLoop project aims to establish lignin as a bio-based fibre source for the textile industry. The main challenge is to establish a supply chain.

Plastikmüll im Meer

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UFZ (2025): Nanoplastics in the North Atlantic

The pollution of the oceans, air, and soil by microplastics is well documented. However, much less research has been conducted on the occurrence of even smaller nanoplastic particles in the environment.

Blick über ein Feld mit mehreren Reihen grüner Pflanzen
This is what the test field looked like two months after treatment and planting.

Agriculture and forestry Plants Agriculture sciences

Healthy asparagus plants thanks to rhubarb extract and microbes

Agricultural crops urgently need new plant protection methods. The KombiAktiv2 project has evaluated a new bio-based approach.

Prof. Thomas Brück
Thomas Brück and other researchers have developed a process for producing carbon fibres from renewable raw materials.

Chemistry Waste Chemistry

Carbon fibres from algae

A research team led by the Technical University of Munich has developed a process for producing carbon fibres from renewable raw materials.

Bei„Power2Polymers“ werden aus Industrieabgasen wertvolle Chemikalien gewonnen.
Valuable chemicals can be extracted from industrial waste gases.

Chemistry Waste Chemistry

Chemicals from industrial waste gases

The Power2Polymers project uses sustainable methanol to produce usable chemicals such as paraformaldehyde and polyols on a large scale – as a basis for adhesives and other industrial applications.

Schalladsorber aus Pilzmyzel

Construction Fungi

Sound Absorber

When neighbours play loud music at home or colleagues in the office are constantly on the phone, it can be not only annoying, but persistent noise often causes stress and is harmful to health.

Kartoffel haben viel Kohlenhydrate wie pflanzliche Stärke, mithilfe von Enzymen zu energiereichen Stoffen werden.
The potato is the third most important crop worldwide, with several thousand varieties having been developed since cultivation began.

Agriculture and forestry Plants Plant breeding research

New platform for potato breeding

Researchers have developed a genome-based metabolic model for potatoes that can improve the breeding of new stress-tolerant varieties.

Lyocellfasern und –filamente, hergestellt aus Reststoffen.
Lyocell fibers and filaments made from residual materials

Chemistry Waste Chemistry

Sustainable fibers from waste materials

In the Texroh joint project, researchers at TU Dresden are seeking to develop cellulose-containing residues and waste materials for the production of sustainable Lyocell fibers.

Ob es Gerstenpflanzen gut geht, können optische Sensoren früher erkennen als Menschen.
Climate change causes significant abiotic stress in important crops such as wheat.

Agriculture and forestry Plants Plant breeding research

New research offensive for sustainable plant protection

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research has established new funding guidelines to promote the development and application of new methods for the sustainable protection of crops against insect pests and plant pathogens.

Michael Lakatos erklärt dem Ministerpräsident Alexander Schweitzer die Vielfalt seiner weltweit einzigartigen Algensammlung.
Michael Lakatos, head of the Waste2Value joint project, explains the diversity of algae collection at the Pirmasens campus to Minister President Alexander Schweitzer (right in the picture).

Chemistry Microorganisms Biotechnology/Systems biology

Waste2Value: Microbes for sustainability

Mastering structural change in the Western Palatinate with microorganisms: Alexander Schweitzer, Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate, saw for himself how this can be achieved during a visit to the Pirmasens campus of Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences.

Globale Kooperationen für die Bioökonomie
With its “Bioeconomy International” funding program, the German government has laid the foundation for far-reaching research collaborations.

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Forging international research alliances on the bioeconomy

With a new round of tenders for the “Bioeconomy International” funding initiative, the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space (BMFTR) is once again supporting the establishment of international research networks.

Joost Meyer, Gründer Willowprint und Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut und Lehrstuhl für Landschaftsarchitektur RWTH Aachen University

Construction Waste Materials sciences

‘It is our mission to revolutionize the construction industry’

Wood fibers are the raw material the company Willowprint uses in 3D printing to create a building material that is completely recyclable and compostable.

3D-Modell der Fermentationsanlage für biologische und Biotechnologie-basierte Pflanzenschutzmittel Pflanzenschutzprodukte in Ludwigshafen.
3D model of the fermentation plant for biological and biotechnology-based pesticides in Ludwigshafen

Chemistry Fungi Chemistry

BASF: Millions for new fermentation plant

The chemical company BASF SE is investing a high double-digit million amount in a new fermentation plant in Ludwigshafen for the production of sustainable crop protection products.

Meeresboden mit Steinen, Muscheln und Algen sowie im Hintergrund Eis
In the Southern Ocean, life has to make do with few nutrients, much more so at the surface than in the deep sea.

Chemistry Microorganisms Biodiversity

Rhodopsins as an alternative to photosynthesis

Diatoms have developed a way to grow successfully even in nutrient-poor marine regions.