Events

On June 23, 2022, the IPB co-organized and hosted the 2nd Summer Get-Together for PhD students in the natural sciences at the University of Halle (MLU). Ten PhD programs, including the Leibniz Research School PlantBioChem of…

This year, from June 14-17, IPB PhD students hosted the Plant Science Student Conference as an online event. With about 100 registrations, the online conference was well booked, although only about 50 participants at a time…

On May 31, 2022, the nationwide Diversity Day, the IPB together with IAMO and IWH presented a booth at the market place in Halle. Taking the motto "All eyes on diversity", representatives of the three Leibniz institutes in…

Finally on site again! On May 12 and 13, 2022, the IPB again hosted its annual Leibniz Plant Biochemistry Symposium. After a pandemic break in 2020 and an online symposium last Spring, about 80 participants finally met again…

From June 14-17, 2022, IPB PhD students will organize the Plant Science Student Conference (PSSC). This year, the meeting for PhD students from plant science and related disciplines will take place as an online conference.…

What prospects and what growth potential does the field of bioeconomy offer? How can bioeconomy help to make economically used natural areas like forests fit for climate change? What can bioeconomy do for transformation…

IPB Press release, October 4 2021

On June 14, two IPB teams participated in the Halle company run. And both were very successful! Team Running Tubes with Katharina Bürstenbinder, Sandra Klemm, Jaqueline Patzsch and Gina Stamm finished with a total time of…

The Leibniz Research Alliance Bioactive Compounds and Biotechnology cordially invites you to the upcoming Leibniz Conference on Bioactive Compounds 2021 on September 27, 2021 online.

The Leibniz Conference on Bioactive…

The Designer Glycans group recently participated very successfully in the 7th International Conference on Plant Cell Wall Biology (PCWB2021), where the IPB scientists headed by Catalin Voiniciuc discussed their latest, as yet…