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SFB 1535 MibiNet "Microbial networking – from organelles to cross-kingdom communities"
In nature, microorganisms interact and communicate with one another, exchanging nutrients and information, an active process we call "networking".
MibiNet aims to understand microbial networking in its full complexity to explain how organelles evolve and how the microbiome functions.
Mastering Cellular Logistics: How mRNA Packages Reach Their Destination
Cells are complex logistics hubs. In a new "Breakthrough" study published in Nucleic Acids Research (NAR), a team led by Prof. Michael Feldbrügge has deciphered how the protein Rrm4 recognizes mRNA molecules and navigates them precisely through the cell. This discovery provides deep insights into the internal organization of fungal cells—a key element in understanding the complex microbial networks within MibiNet.
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First MibiNext Doctorate Successfully Completed
Nora Zöllner Graduates with Honors
A reason to celebrate at MibiNet: Nora has not only successfully defended her dissertation but was also recognized with honors for her outstanding research. In doing so, she makes history within our network as the very first member of the MibiNext cohort to earn her doctoral degree.
We are incredibly proud of this achievement and extend our warmest congratulations to Nora on this excellent performance. Her success marks a significant milestone for the entire MibiNext program.
We wish her all the best for her future scientific career!
Award for associated MibiNet Researcher Dr. Eliza Loo
Excellence in early-career research at HHU: Dr. Eliza Loo has been awarded a grant from the "Klaus Tschira Boost Fund." Her project focuses on targeted programming of plant microbiomes—a key topic for sustainable agriculture and for MibiNet.
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Welcome on board, Johannes!
MibiNet is growing: We are delighted to welcome Johannes Rebelein to our team. He has been appointed W3 Professor of Sustainable Biotechnology at HHU and will bring his extensive experience to our network. We look forward to our journey together and many exciting projects!
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Prof. Dr. Michael Feldbrügge
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Prof. Dr. Julia Frunzke
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Dr. Lilli Bismar
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Carola Leitsch
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