• press release Consortium on microbiological research started
In mid-October, the UFZ was officially accepted as a new member of the European Energy Research Alliance Joint Program in Energy Systems Integration (EERA JP ESI).»
René Kallies looks at viruses in environmental systems as well as their evolution, taxonomy, and functions. Since the Corona pandemic, he has been establishing a waste water monitoring system to help determine SARS-CoV-2 infection levels in the population.»
Dr Eszter Kelemen (Hungary), Dr Yunne-Jai Shin (France) and UFZ agricultural scientist Prof. Dr Josef Settele accepted the award on behalf of their colleagues and fellow campaigners on 14 October on Mainau Island (Germany). »
The UFZ is one of ten partner institutions in the research data infrastructure NFD14Microbiota, which started on 1 October. It aims to provide scientists with better access to data and new tools for analysing it.»
The UFZ project NICE was ceremonially transferred to the University of Jordan under the auspices of the Jordanian Ministry of Water/Irrigation and the mandate of the Jordanian cabinet. This marks the completion of nearly 10 years of joint work on policy and institutional matters.»
Molecular characterization of the microbiome in the root zone of a Clonal Oak Tree used as an indicator system (PhytOakmeter) across different field sites in central Germany and Europe
Fluchtlinien kritisches Kartieren, Prof. Dr. Boris Michel
