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Zoonoses and food safety along global supply chains (ZooGloW) (Collaborative project)
So-called zoonoses, i.e. pathogens that are transmitted from animals to humans, can pose a significant risk to the public, when they are in food. Using the example of the flow of goods for the pig and poultry meat products possible damage scenarios are analyzed by the accidental contamination of food with pathogens. This will form the strategies to prevent disease outbreaks and to act and risk...
Funding period: 2013 - 2016
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SafeFresh - Innovative monitoring and sterilization methods for the microbiological safety of fresh vegetable food production chain (Collaborative project)
The collaborative research project 'SafeFresh' aims to develop a comprehensive hygienic concept to reduce the risk of the population of getting ill from pathogens in food. The dispersal and colonization behavior of microorganisms is studied fundamentally. To prevent or to identify and eliminate contamination, control and inactivation process for industrial processing of fresh, perishable foods...
Funding period: 2012 - 2015
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New strategies to ensure sufficient food provisions in the case of crisis (NeuENV) (Collaborative project)
NeuENV addresses the protection of the crucial infrastructure food supply in the case of a crisis. The higher aim of the project is to develop new strategies of the food emergency precaution in cooperation with all relevant stakeholders: with enterprises of the food chain, political decision-makers, aid organizations and the population as an addressee of the food supply. The central research...
Funding period: 2012 - 2015
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Food supply and Analysis (LEVERA) (Collaborative project)
The aim of LEVERA project is to create a universal quick diagnosis, allowing rapid identification of pathogenic microorganisms and their toxins in food. By involving the users the technologies can be tested directly during the project in food control. The aim is to design a biochip for stationary application, which is complemented by a rapid test for on-site analysis.
Funding period: 2013 - 2016
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AgroForNet - Sustainable development of rural areas through a network of producers and recyclers of dendromass for energy use (Collaborative project)
The overall objective of the AgroForNet research project lies in the development of regional value creation networks for the sustainable and efficient generation and preparation of dendromass from agriculture, forestry and the open landscape in three model regions. The model regions incorporated in the project are (i) Lausitz, (ii) the loess hills of Mittelsachsen and (iii) the southern part of...
Funding period: 2010 - 2015
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Development of an integrated land management through sustainable water and nutrient matter use in Northeast Germany (ELaN) (Collaborative project)
The research project ELaN aims at coupling technological innovations for water, nutrient and carbon management together with organisational innovations for an adapted land management. This goes along with innovations of socio-economic forms of governance for the implementation and economical valuation of those combined model solutions. They include the use of purified waste water in order to...
Funding period: 2011 - 2015
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Efficiency and dynamics. Settlement development in times of spatially and temporally disparate trends (EUDYSÉ) (Collaborative project)
The project aims to identify strategies, concepts and methods for an implementation of the vision of a resource-efficient and low-emission development of settlements on the basis of two regions and contrasting regional dynamics. Depending on the historical initial situation and resulting development trajectories promising concepts to increase resource efficiency may vary, and even indicate into...
Funding period: 2011 - 2014
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Land management systems, ecosystem services and biodiversity - Development of management tools using the example of the cultivation of renewable raw materials (LÖBESTEIN) (Collaborative project)
The LÖBESTEIN project enhances the sustainable provision of ecosystem services for human well-being under the premises of an increased cultivation of energy crops. The goal of our research is to improve the consideration of ecosystem goods and services in decision making aiming by combination of climate protection activities with protecting biodiversity and stability of ecosystems. Within our...
Funding period: 2010 - 2013
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Sustainable Land Management in the North German lowlands under changing environmental and social framework conditions (NaLaMa-nT) (Collaborative project)
Sustainable land management cannot longer be considered and developed without taking influences of global change into account. Current changes of both, markets (resources, goods and finances) and climate, are challenges, strongly influencing opportunities and risks for forestry and agriculture. Apart from that, structural changes within the regions are of great importance. They ask for adaptation...
Funding period: 2010 - 2015
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PGR Secure: Novel characterization of crop wild relative and landrace resources as a basis for improved crop breeding (Collaborative project)
The goal of agrobiodiversity conservation, unlike other forms of conservation, is not only the conservation of species and intra-specific genetic diversity related to agriculture, but also to promote its sustainable use in facilitating agricultural production. Although significant progress has been made in the conservation and management of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture (PGRFA)...
Funding period: 2011 - 2014
