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Celebrating “International Day for Biological Diversity” today with a video recap of sampling collected in our #MICROSIC project in Los Andes, Argentina .
For further experiences, amazing science and great moments together !
#BiodiversityDay2023 #PlanetaryBiology – at Hamburg, Germany
Interested in mapping different arsenic species within sediment? Check out this amazing new method!
It’s out! I’m so excited to finally share our new method to map both arsenite and arsenate in soils & sediments in 2D! Check it out here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
@EnvSciTech @microsensors @MicrocosmEarth
We proudly invite you all to read the beautiful article written by one of our members, Katharina Neumüller, about our last research expedition to the Atacama Desert in Chile
uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles/…
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📢📢Last day to apply for our PhD position & Postdoc position📢📢 please RT. Thanks! olallalab.org/join-the-team/ – at Pontevedra, Spain
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Sampling Laguna Diamante, a lake with one of the highest arsenic concentrations in the world at ~240mg/L . This place was so beautiful! #MICROSIC
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Summary of our #MICROSIC (Metabolisms and bIogeochemical Cycles in extReme envirOnments from South America) project sampling in La Puna. Thanks to the fantastic and brave team! Till the next adventure. Now fun starts in the lab! 🔬❤️
#PlanetaryBiology
Honored to have our new group leader! Welcome Martina! She will be offering new PhD positions, so stay tuned!
Welcome Dr. Martina Preiner! New Max Planck group leader @preinerin studies at the @MicrocosmEarth @Uni_MR and @mpi_marburg transitions from #geochemistry to #biochemistry. Open PhD positions! s.gwdg.de/vkB8Xf
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What a great start of the High Altitude Andes Microbiology expedition with an amazing group of international researchers @SPC_EMBL_HH @ErdmannLab @TurjanksiA @FedeVignale @AnnaMankowski @LauraSanchezzzG @katharinchen5 @pabloLfinkel @TypasLab
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A microbial metabolite to master inflammation
nature.com/articles/s41579-0…
Xie et al. show that the harmaline metabolite produced by Akkermansia muciniphila modulates nuclear factor-κB signalling and reduces the severity of severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome.
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Meet our PIs @HNiederho and @erblabs at the international Synthetic Biology Workshop organized by @synbiocentre @TUDarmstadt (2023 March 20-22)!
The @synbiocentre invites you to the international Synthetic Biology Workshop "The Sense-Compute-Response-Paradigm" from March 20 to 22 @TUDarmstadt. Join us to discuss the latest advances in research. Register here: tu-darmstadt.de/synbio/works…
We are hiring a PhD student! Seeking enthusiastic candidates to study the mysteries of Earth's oxygenation. How would photosynthesis have worked a few billion years ago?
Details here:
stellenangebote.uni-marburg.…
Our opening ceremony was full of interesting talks from amazing scientists, what a way to start! We are very excited to start doing great science 🔬🦠
Excited to kick-off our new @MicrocosmEarth center for environmental and #climate #microbiology in cooperation with @Uni_MR - Many thanks @Angela_Dorn @HMWK_Hessen, Thomas Nauss @tnauss, councillor Michael Kopatz @Stadt_Marburg and all other guests for your warm congratulations!
Welcome Julia! Its an honor to have you with us, looking forward to our new research together!
I'm happy to announce that I just started my research group @MicrocosmEarth in Marburg working on microbial physiology of #Archaea. If you are interested in doing a PhD, MSc or BSc thesis in my group, just contact me!
uni-marburg.de/en/microcosm-…
Thank you @MarineMicrobio for all the knowledge that you imparted to us for many years. We look forward to doing amazing science together!
Can't wait to read the surely wonderful research and news that will be coming from @MicrocosmEarth – we're gonna miss you but we are looking ahead with excitement! 🤩
We are hiring a PhD student! Seeking enthusiastic candidates to study the mysteries of Earth's oxygenation. How would photosynthesis have worked a few billion years ago?
Details here:
uni-marburg.de/en/microcosm-…
#phdposition #biogeochemistry #geomicrobiology
@mpi_marburg @SYNMIKRO
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Once again joining forces: @mpi_marburg and @Uni_MR proudly welcome 𝗝𝘂𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗞𝗹𝗮𝘁𝘁`s #Biogeochemistry group at our new cooperation #𝗠𝗶𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗼𝘀𝗺𝗘𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗖𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿! You want to become part of it? uni-marburg.de/en/microcosm-…





















