• Brief Information UFZ and Merseburg University of Applied Sciences sign cooperation agreement
From 16 to 19 September, leading international scientists and industry experts will meet at the UFZ in Leipzig to share the latest discoveries, innovations and findings in the field of microbial electrochemistry and related disciplines.»
The UFZ executive management welcomes the renewed positive evaluation of the EMAS environmental management system and the validation of the Environmental Statement 2024, which reports on the environmental performance and measures for environmental protection.»
With this agreement, both partners are setting the stage to boost innovation in central Germany, with a focus on supporting start-ups. They are also combining their strengths in the sustainable circular economy and in sharing knowledge and information.»
Nitrogen pollution is too high in Europe. The European Commission therefore proposed halving nutrient losses by reducing the use of chemical fertilisers by 20% across EU member states. However, such a reduction is not enough, writes the team in Nature Food.»
UFZ researchers developed a method based on the zebrafish model that enables high-throughput neurotoxicity testing without the need for conventional animal experiments. The researchers uncovered the neurotoxic effects of chlorophene and the underlying molecular mechanisms. »
Decipheing organic matter transformation pathways in an anoxic environment using Ultra-high resolution mass spectrometry
Water as a resource and water bodies as an ecosystem - from conflict to synergy
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