Fungal Community and Ecological Drivers of Forest Tree Productivity
EDGE Lecture Series
Mark Anthony
CeMESS Lecture Series
The CeMESS Lecture Series brings renowned international researchers into dialogue with the Centre's scientists. Covering topics from all four CeMESS divisions, the talks provide attendees with new perspectives on their own research as well as insights into current issues in neighbouring research areas. The presentations are scheduled to take place on Thursdays at 12:00 (noon), and are held on-site at UBB and via Zoom.
Fish cell lines – where they come from and how we use them to develop alternatives to conventional fish tests
CeMESS Lecture Series
Kristin Schirmer
From Feed to Field: The Speciation Journey of Copper and Zinc
EDGE Lecture Series
Emmanuel Doelsch
Finding the Needle in the Haystack – Elemental Mass Spectrometry and Single Particle Techniques Grant Access to Structures at the Nano- and Microscale
EDGE Lecture Series
David Clases
The Role of Small Organic Acids in Plant Phosphate Acquisition Strategies
EDGE Lecture Series
Walter Schenkeveld
Stability and dynamics of complex terrestrial and aquatic microbiomes
CeMESS Lecture Series
Hirokazu Toju
POSTPONED!
CeMESS Lecture Series
Paul Wilmes
Using Structure-Function Relationships to Assess the Evolving Biodegradation Potential of Contaminant Degrading Enzymes: A Case Study on Rieske Non-Heme Iron Oxygenases
EDGE Lecture Series
Thomas Hofstetter
Composition or Shape: Disentangling Complex Toxicity Pathways in the Gut
EDGE Lecture Series
Giorgia Del Favero