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Research
Structured research programmes and outstanding individual funding at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences:
MOI IV Molecules of Infection
Network, exchange, and training program to understand plant resource allocation
Naturstoffe und Analoga gegen Therapie-resistente Tumoren und Mikroorganismen: Leitstrukturen und Wirkmechanismen
Graduate Schools with MNF Participants:
Research Groups with MNF Participants:
- FOR 618 Aggregation mit präzisen Methoden verstehen - Experiment und Theorie im Wechselspiel
- FOR 729 Antiinfectious Effector Programs
- FOR 854 Post-genomische Strategien für neue antibiotische Wirkstoffe und Zielstrukturen
- FOR 1186 PROMICS: Photorespiration: Origin and Metabolic Integration in Interacting Compartments
MECHSYS - Mechanistic Systems modelling of plant environmental adaptation and CAM photosynthesis engineering
Prof. Dr. Martin Lercher
BETACONTROL – Control of amyloid formation via ß-hairpin molecular recognition features
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Hoyer
DYMO – Dynamic dialogue modelling
Prof. Dr. Milica Gašić
hybridFRET – deciphering biomolecular structure and dynamics
Prof. Dr. Claus A. M. Seidel
moreSense – The Motor Representation of Sensory Experience
Prof. Dr. Eckart Zimmermann
NEODYNE – Decision making: from neurochemical mechanisms to network dynamics to behaviour
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Jocham
Perlife – Engineering perennial barley
Prof. Dr. Maria von Korff Schmising
SymPore – Plasmodesmata, Symplasmic pores for plant cell-to-cell communication
Prof. Dr. Wolf B. Frommer
Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Simon
Completed projects:
PREMOL – At the crossroad of molecular physics, quantum optics and spectroscopy: ultra-high-precision molecular spectroscopy for fundamental physics
Prof. Dr. Stephan Schiller
PRO_PHAGE – Impact and interaction of prophage elements in bacterial host strains of biotechnological relevance
Prof. Dr. Julia Frunzke
SoftReVision – SOftware for the REhabilitation of Vision
Prof. Dr. Eckart Zimmermann
eMicrobevol – Early Microbial Evolution
Prof. Dr. William F. Martin