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Eva Stukenbrock

© Christian Urban, Uni Kiel

Eva Stukenbrock receives ERC funding

European Research Council funds "FungalSecrets" research project with two million euros to uncover links between fungal pathogens and plant microbiome

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Portrait Tal Dagan

© Gunnar Dethlefsen, EvoLUNG

EU funding for evolutionary researcher Tal Dagan

CAU professor receives two million euros for research into certain DNA molecules (plasmids) that can influence the evolution of bacteria

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Portrait of a man

© Gunnar Dethlefsen/EvoLUNG

Hinrich Schulenburg receives Max Planck Fellowship a second time

Max Planck Society honours Hinrich Schulenburg for the promotion of evolutionary research in the Kiel area

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Dr.in Nancy Obeng

© Valérie Schmitt, Uni Kiel

Special focus on Kiel’s female researchers

Every month, the new web project “Cutting-edge research in the network: female scientists in Kiel’s research networks” gives female researchers at Kiel University who are working in research networks funded by the DFG a chance to speak.

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Evolving Health in a Sustainable Environment

About Kiel Life Science (KLS): The Interdisciplinary Centre for Applied Life Sciences KLS at Kiel University links up research from the fields of agricultural and nutritional sciences, the natural sciences and medicine at Kiel University. It forms one of four priority research areas at Kiel University, and is aimed at achieving a better understanding of the cellular and molecular processes with which organisms respond to environmental influences.

This covers a very broad spectrum: how agricultural crop plants adapt to specific growth conditions, or how, in the interaction of genes, individual lifestyle and environmental factors, disease can arise. Within this framework, health is always viewed holistically in the evolutionary context.

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Renowned US evolutionary biologist Nancy Moran receives Kiel Möbius Prize

Collaborative Research Center 1182 honours professor from the University of Texas

Smelly sludge: A happy place for worms and microbes

Worm hosts and the associated microorganisms jointly mediate adaptation to a novel environment

Portrait of Metcalf and Schulenburg

Princeton professor speaks in Kiel on pathogen evolution and population immunity

US evolutionary biologist Jessica Metcalf talks as at the "Evolution by the Sea"

When it is good to be wrinkly: bacteria with a wrinkly look are best adapted to a host organism

How bacteria evolve to a close association with a host organism

15.11.2023 | ZMB, Seminar room 4th floor, Am Botanischen Garten 11

KLS Workshop IV - „Biological and Cultural Evolution“

Wed November 15, 2023 – 13:00-17:00
(in English language)

14.11.2023 | ZMB, Seminar room 4th floor, Am Botanischen Garten 11

KLS Workshop III - „Cognitive Neuroscience and the Microbiome“

Tue November 14, 2023 – 09:30-13:30
(in English language)

11.10.2023 | ZMB, Seminar room 4th floor, Am Botanischen Garten 11

KLS Workshop II - „Nano-microscopic View on Life“

Wed October 11, 2023 – 9:00-13:00
(in English language)

04.10.2023 - 06.10.2023 | Kiel University

CRC 1182-International Conference: "Horizons in Metaorganism Research"

October 4 – 6, Kiel University

25.09.2023 | ZMB

Karl August Möbius Fellowship 2023: Nancy Moran

The CRC 1182 Karl August Möbius Fellowship will be awarded to Prof. Nancy Moran (University of Texas) in 2023. The award ceremony will take place on…

People in front of a touchscreen — © Christian Urban, Kiel University

Concert at Zoological Museum Kiel — © Christian Urban, Kiel University

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