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Modern Food Biotechnology:
Germany and China Pursue Joint Research Plans
[18.09.2018]
Working together for better food: Chinese and German researchers want to cooperate more closely in the future. To close the past week, at a symposium at the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, Germany, top scientists in the area of food biotechnology from both countries came to initial agreements on implementing a joint research agenda. Their goal: Developing and improving...more
Number 1 in Baden-Württemberg for the 4th time:
University of Hohenheim strongest in pushing forward internationalization [16.07.2018]
Study and research networks, international center, active exchange by lecturers and students: According to the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), when it comes to international orientation, the University of Hohenheim is the most active university in the state. That was shown in its current funding list. The DAAD shows which universities qualified for the largest amounts...more
ISEKI_Food 2018:
Conference with Holistic View of Food Production [05.06.2018]
For sustainable food production, it is necessary to view the increasingly complex production steps not separately but as a holistic system. This is also the goal of the participants at the fifth international ISEKI_Food Conference. They will meet from 3 to 5 July 2018 at the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart. The motto of the event during the anniversary Festive Week: “The...more
Intercrops:
First annual meeting of the European project ReMIX [24.05.2018]
Researchers met from 15th to the 17th May 2018 at the TERRENA cooperative premises in Ancenis (France) for taking stock of the activities carried out in the frame of ReMIX during its first year and for planning the year ahead. The ReMIX project, funded with 5 million € by the EU in the frame of the Horizon 2020 programme, will allow overcoming the barriers for the adoption of...more
Inequality among the Elderly:
University of Hohenheim Conference Looks at Need for Policies [04.05.2018]
Meeting the demographic challenge, maintaining a high standard of life, and reducing inequality among the elderly: To reach this goal, the industrialized countries need to take appropriate political measures on time. Prof. Dr. Klaus Prettner drew this conclusion at today’s opening of the international expert conference “The Economics of Ageing and Inequality” at the University...more