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The ATB's task is to create
process-engineering bases for sustainable land-use
management and to provide innovative technical solutions
for industry. By combining scientific and
engineering findings, especially in the field of new
technologies such as biotechnology and information
technology, with economic and social science expertise,
ATB aims to ensure that the newly developed processes and
technical
solutions are profitable for both manufacturers and users,
at the same time ensuring environmental protection and
sustainability.
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Name: |
Leibniz-Institute for Agricultural Engineering Potsdam-Bornim (ATB) |
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Head: |
Prof. Dr. agr. habil. Reiner Brunsch |
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Member of: |
Leibniz Association
(Leibniz-Gemeinschaft -
WGL) |
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Funding: |
German Federal Ministry of
Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (BMELV),
Ministry of
Science, Research and Culture (MWFK) of the State of
Brandenburg,
third-party funds |
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Annual budget: |
8,3 Mio. Euro basic funding
3,1 Mio. Euro third-party funds (2010)
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Staff: |
approx. 250 |
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Co-operation: |
160 partners from higher education, research,
industry and agriculture
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Infrastructure: |
pilot plants for the bioconversion of starchy plant biomass to
lactic acid and for the preparation and processing of preserved
natural fibres
chemical, biotechnological, microbiological and
fermentation labs, climate and
respiration measuring labs, geographic information systems (GIS)
lab, product property lab, thermography lab, wind tunnel and ionisation test
stand, fluid dynamics laboratory with a test facility for milking, emissions measuring laboratory, experimental conveyor
plant, ergonomics lab....
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raw material/energy plantation (3 ha), experimental lots (40 ha)
technical library and central workshop
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Spin offs: |
EnergieBeratungBornim (B3), Potsdam-Bornim 
(www.b3-bornim.de)
GbR CONTROL IN APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY
(CP), Berlin-Falkensee
(www.cp-info.de)
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