On the metabolism of organosulfonates, phosphite and of bioplastics by cultivated bacteria in the lab – and on endeavors with the wild microbes in Lake Constance
CeMESS Lecture Series
David Schleheck
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.
From Single Cells to Ecosystem Processes: Metabolic Versatility in Nitrifiers
EDGE Lecture Series
Katharina Kitzinger
Establishing causality in the plant microbiome
DOME Lecture Series
Omri Finkel
Ectomycorrhizal fungi as drivers of forest ecosystem processes
CeMESS Lecture Series
Filipa Coxx
Reactive Tracers in Chemical Substances: Compound-specific Isotope Analysis to Characterize Transformation of Organic Compounds
CeMESS Lecture Series
Martin Elsner
Reactive Tracers in Chemical Substances: Compound-specific Isotope Analysis to Characterize Transformation of Organic Compounds
EDGE Lecture Series
Martin Elsner
High-pressure transparent micro- and millifluidics: studying reactive fluidic media under pressure and temperature
DOME Lecture Series
Samuel Marre
Studying extremophilic microorganisms from deep environments at lab scale using high-pressure/high temperature multiscale approaches
DOME Lecture Series
Anaïs Cario
PFAS in Wildlife: From Scottish Whales to Austrian Chamois
EDGE Lecture Series
Jörg Feldmann