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New field trial with genetically modified poplar
Wood largely consists of three components: cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. The first two are sugar polymers that are the raw material for the production of biodegradable materials and bioethanol.
IPBO will develop an international network on Plant Biotechnology and Breeding
Tackling global challenges
VIB acquires CropDesign site from BASF and launches its first agricultural biotechnology incubator
VIB will establish a plant science and agricultural technology incubator at the CropDesign site. These facilities will serve as Flanders’ premier center for agricultural biotechnology (AgBio) innovations for start-ups.
Aphea.Bio secures €14 million Series B financing to further develop its next generation agricultural biologicals
This funding further strengthens Aphea.Bio’s plans to advance its biostimulant and biofungicide research and development programs towards submission of the regulatory dossier and to support the launch of the company’s first products.
Four scenarios for the future of biotechnology
The CropBooster-P project is the response to the H2020 call “Future proofing our plants” and aims to prepare crops for European future needs and climate.
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PSB teams up with CEITEC MU to strengthen European plant research
CEITEC MU Director Jiří Nantl explains: “The goal of the CEITEC-VIB partnership is to join forces and skills in innovative plant science and crop improvement.
International recognition for Dirk Inzé
The World Agriculture Prize is yearly awarded to an academic/faculty member from a higher education institution working in the disciplines relating to the agricultural and life sciences.
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Historical paintings help scientists to better understand plant evolution and ecology
David and Ive now launch a crowd sourcing campaign to collect depictions of plants in historical paintings and other art objects. You can help by sending in your pictures when travelling or visiting a museum.