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EDGE
 

Contamination of our environment is one of the most pressing global problems. Our overall goal is to inform solutions to these pressing problems....
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TER
 

The physical and chemical changes that accompany permafrost thaw directly influence the microbial communities that mediate the decomposition of...
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EDGE
 

Environmental chemical pollution threatens biodiversity. In the most recent issue of “Science” international researchers led by Gabriel Sigmund from...
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CeMESS
 

A call for more thoughtful scientific practice that addresses community needs: In an article for Nature Microbiology, an international research group...
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CeMESS
 

Exciting insights into research have been provided by the Long Night of Research on Friday, May 20. Our Doctoral School in Microbiology and...
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DOME
 

Dagmar Woebken has been promoted to Associate Professor at the University of Vienna. Dagmar joined DOME as a Group Leader in 2012. She has been an...
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CeMESS
 

Three current and future CMESS researchers receive a highly competitive Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA-PF). Songcan Chen and...
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TER
 

Andreas Richter was invited by this year’s Gutenberg Professor, Antje Boetius, to give a public lecture on ‘Life in Soil’ at the University in Mainz.
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EDGE
 

German chemistry professor Andreas Fath swims the Danube, collecting water samples - and an EDGE team does the analysis. Researchers led by Thorsten...
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CeMESS
 

On Thursday, 3rd of March, this semester’s CMESS Lecture Series starts with a talk by Raquel Peixoto from the King Abdullah University of Science and...
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EDGE
 

Gabriel Sigmund from EDGE led this international collaboration on how we can move forward to better assess and predict sorption of charged and...
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TER
 

How soil microorganisms respond to global warming is key to infer future soil-climate feedbacks, yet poorly understood. In this study an international...
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CeMESS
 

CMESS expresses its solidarity with Ukraine and endorses the plea of “The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities”, which calls for support...
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CeMESS
 

From 23 February to 11 March, visitors of the “Degrees of Life” art exhibition have the chance to interact artistically with their microbial...
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EDGE
 

Residues of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and lifestyle substances enter rivers via wastewater. A recent study, involving Thilo Hofmann from EDGE, shows...
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CeMESS
 

Jillian Petersen, Head of Marine Symbiosis Group at CMESS, has been appointed Editor-in-Chief at The ISME Journal. She is now co-responsible for the...
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EDGE
 

We are inviting applications for a tenure track position in Environmental Systems Toxicology. We are seeking an individual with an excellent track...
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CUBE
 

This EMBO Practical Course is aimed at early-stage researchers (PhD students, early PostDocs) with prior expertise in one (or more) of these “omes”...
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TER
 

Congratulations to Johanna Auer, who successfully defended her MSc thesis on Friday 21st January 2022. Her thesis on “Leaf hydraulic traits and...
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DOME
 

We are inviting applications for a tenure track position in Environmental Systems Research competitively awarded in conjunction with a call for junior...
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CeMESS
 

Bacteria are constantly exposed to viral attacks. A research team led by Martin Polz, microbiologist at CMESS, has studied how bacteria defend...
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