Research

New approaches like plant phenotyping using non-invasive techniques, technologies of plant breeding or modelling and simulation of genome-environment interaction support the application of plant sciences in a knowledge based bioeconomy.

Research topics

Main research activities focus on plant phenotyping and the development of integrated concepts for sustainable bioeconomy.

Research areas

IBG-2 integrates biology, (bio)informatics, physics and chemistry, as well as engineering, automation and robotics in an integrated, multidisciplinary research community

Projects

IBG-2 is involved in multiple publically funded and industry cooperation projects.

Networks & Partnerships

IBG-2 cooperates on different scales - regional, national and global

Publikationen & Open Access

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