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German Botanical Society
(DBG: Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft e. V.)

Welcome

The German Botanical Society (DBG: Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft e.V.) represents the plant sciences and is the largest society for plant scientists in the German-speaking countries. It advances scientific botany nationally and internationally.

Here we'd like to inform you about our objectives, our activities and our sections which advance different fields of plant sciences. We also describe the scientific awards for prospective scientists which are presented by our society. With this internet site we want to network and inform plant scientists. News are posted in the "Actualia". Every other year we organize the international "Botanikertagung".

The DBG is one of the oldest botanical societies in the world which still is active. It is a non-profit organisation and is a member of the VBIO (German Life Sciences Association) which formerly was the "Verbund biowissenschaftlicher und biomedizinischer Gesellschaften e.V." (vbbm). The DBG is also a member of the DNK, the German National Committee, which represents German biologists in international organisations.

The new website of the Society is online since August 3rd 2007.

Related DBG Links

New

New Board
Jan. 2012

Report:
Botanikertagung 2011
Dec. 28th 2011

Intranet: Invitation member assembly
Sept. 5th 2011

Intranet: Travel Allowances
June 10th 2011

Jobs

PhD & post doc position
Feb. 2nd 2012

international PhD program
Jan 24th 2012

2 PhD positions
Jan 17th 2012

2 Post Docs,
1 Ass. Prof.

Nov 30th 2011

PhD position
Nov 17th 2011

2 PhD positions
Nov 9th 2011

PhD & Post doc positions
Oct. 26th 2011

PhD position
Oct 13th 2011

Post doc position
Sept. 19th 2011

Internat. PhD Program & 1 PhD position
Sept. 15th 2011

PhD position
August 29th 2011

2 post doc positions
August 17th 2011

PhD position
August 10th 2011

PhD position
July 19th 2011

Reminder
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Publications

Journal:
Plant Biology

Book:
125 Jahre DBG