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An innovative institute steeped in tradition

The Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) in Gatersleben is a large and internationally renowned plant research centre working on problems in modern biology by focussing on cultivated plants. Our basic, application oriented and interdisciplinary research seeks to collect new knowledge and to find new technologies aiming at the extensive use of plant genetic resources for optimised nutrient production and environmentally friendly agriculture. With the central ex situ gene bank, IPK possesses a unique collection of plant genetic resources from more than 3,000 botanic species of about 800 different genera. Our stock currently totals approximately 147,000 specimens.  more >>

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News

14th June 2010
IPK Gatersleben certified as family friendly employer
25th May 2010
State Secretary visits IPK and Green Laboratory

Events

17th August 2010
Gatersleben Lecture
Prof. Dr. Ulla Bonas (Dept. of Genetics, MLU Halle-Wittenberg)
How a bacterial pathogen effector manipulates plant transcription
 
16th-17th September 2010
3. Gaterslebener Gepräch zum Thema

20th-24th September  2010
European Networking Summer School (ENSS) Plant Epigenetics 2010

22nd-24th November 2010
10th Gatersleben Research Conference
"Sequence-informed Crop Research"