News - History
2024 | ||||||
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Klaus Hagemann goes into well-deserved retirement After 41 years, our CTA and graphic designer Klaus Hagemann is leaving us to pursue a new path in life. Klaus, we thank you for your reliable laboratory and layout support. Live long and prosper :-) |
Farewell to Tom Damasio After a one-year internship, Tom is going back to France to continue his Master's degree there. Great to have had you with us, Tom. All the best for you! |
Dr. Björn Pietzenuk is moving on to new challenges.. We are deeply thankful, Björn, and we wish you all the best for the future! Photo with Prof. Axel Mosig Photo with Prof. Ute Krämer |
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The Junior-GBM Bochum introduces itself Following some information about the "Junior Gesellschaft für Biochemie und Molekularbiologie e.V. (jGBM)". The Junior-GBM Bochum is also always interested in recruiting especially biologists to join the society.. Presentation of the jGBM Bochum Lecture series of the jGBM Bochum Website of jGBM Bochum Moodle-Site of jGBM Bochum (password: jGBM_Bochum) |
2022 | ||||||
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Goodbye to Maria Bernal One of our longest-standing scientists is looking for new challenges. We wish you all the best, dear Maria! |
Hiroyuki Seebach has a doctorate Congratulations, dear Dr. Hiro, on passing the doctoral examination! |
Natalia got married Congratulations on your wedding, Natalia and Angus! |
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Bianca Horstmann says goodbye Our secretary goes new ways. Thank you very much Bianca for your versatile support. |
Farewell to Lara Suckut Our Bioinformatics Team lost a highly valuable member. All the best, dear Lara. |
How plants regulate their sugar balance Plant Cell Paper on the function of the regulatory protein SPL7 by the Krämer team published. Presse release RUB Original Paper |
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Nature Communications Paper Nature Communications paper on diphthamide published by Krämer team Press release RUB Original Paper |
Ute Krämer - Member of BBAW Ute Krämer was admitted to the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. Press release RUB |
Wallenfels meeting 2022 Natalia and Ute attended this years' Wallenfels meeting 19-21 May 2022. (Click on the picture to see the group photo.) |
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Farewell to Dr. Vanesa Sanchez Garcia de la Torre, Dr. Filip Pošćić, Dr. Hassan Ahmadi und Dr. Hongliang Zhang We say goodbye to our dear colleagues and wish you all the best for your scientific career. |
Farewell to Dana Emanuela Tiodar We say goodbye to our dear colleague Dana Emanuela Tiodar and wish her all the best for her PhD in Romania! |
Support to Ukrainian scientists Offers of assistance for people from Ukraine from the RUB: Web-Link Philipp Schwartz-Initiative for scientists at risk: Web-Link |
2020 | ||||||
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Farewell to Joachim Schab With a heavy heart we say goodbye to our long-time colleague Joachim Schab and wish him all the best for his "retirement"! |
2019 | ||||||
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Ars legendi Faculty Award Congratulations to Markus Piotrowski from our group for winning the Ars legendi Faculty Award for Excellent Teaching in Biology 2019! Stifterverband-Webseite press release RUB |
Doctoral examination Lara Syllwasschy Congratulations to Lara Syllwasschy for completing her PhD »Population genomic analyses of local adaptation in Arabidopsis halleri«. |
Doctoral examination Gwonjin Lee Congratulations to Gwonjin Lee for completing his PhD »Natural variation of Cd hypertolerance and local adaptation to heavy metal-contaminated soil in Arabidopsis halleri«. |
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Doctoral examination Anna Schulten Congratulations to Anna Schulten for completing her PhD »Regulatory integration of metal homeostasis with metabolism and development in Arabidopsis thaliana«. |
»PPÜ goes digital« gehört zu den 5x5000-Gewinnern Das eLearning-Konzept von PD Dr. Markus Piotrowski gehört zu den diesjährigen Gewinnern des 5x5000-Wettbewerbs. RUBel-Webseite |
2018 | ||||||
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New paper published Systemic upregulation of MTP2- and HMA2-mediated Zn partitioning to the shoot supplements local Zn deficiency responses of Arabidopsis [Link] |
Why plants grow sprouts in the dark Green plants with leaves are created by light. Not in the dark. The signal responsible for this is now deciphered to the "RUB Science"article Original publication |
Jan Riering – a „Meister“ Congratulations to our gardener Jan Riering for passing the exams: He is now a „Meister“! |
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Ute Krämer is one of the most cited researchers in the world. This is announced in the current ranking "Highly Cited Researchers 2018". [Link] |
Academy
of Sciences and the Arts Ute Krämer was elected as a member of The North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences, Humanities and the Arts Press release AKDW NRW Press release RUB Photos of the anniversary Profil |
ERC GRANT Professor Dr. Ute Krämer is delighted to receive a European Research Council Advanced Grant (ERC-AdG) News Release ERC Press release RUB |
2017 | ||||||
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Farewell to our colleague Dr. Ines Kubigsteltig We don't want to part with our nice colleague Ines, who supported us for 20 years with her skills in research, teaching and management. All the best, dear Ines! |
Justin goes to the Netherlands Dr. Justin Anderson moves on to "Nunhems Vegetable Seeds" after one year as a bioinformatician. We owe him decisive impulses for our research. Best of luck for the future, Justin! |
Angelika Ernst goes into "retirement" Competently and with heart, Angelika Ernst has supported our chair for almost 20 years. Thank you Angelika! |
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Why plants grow sprouts in the dark Green plants with leaves are created by light. Not in the dark. The signal responsible for this is now deciphered. to the "RUB Science"article original publication |
WAZ extra article about Ute Krämer In his article „Superplant is a heavy metal hoover” Mr Felix Kanngießer publishes a portrait of our research. Online article (without photos) |
Ales Pecinka held his inaugural lecture Congratulations to your habilitation and thank you for your teaching activites in our department during the past years, Ales! |
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New Phytologist Publication online on diversity in Arabidopsis halleri press release RUB press release idw publication |
Highly Cited Researcher 2016 Prof. Ute Krämer has been selected as a Thomson Reuters Highly Cited Researcher again! Highly Cited Researchers RUB Aktuellportal (2014) |
Ute Krämer and Alan Baker Ute has spoken at »ASPB Meeting« in Austin/Texas and at »Biometals« Meeting in Dresden, an opportunity to meet up with Alan Baker. |
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Podcast: lecture by Ute Krämer Download the lecture by Prof. Ute Krämer »Schwermetalle: Pflanzen als Vermittler zwischen Umwelt und menschlichem Wohlergehen« as part of the series »50 Jahre – 50 Vorträge«. visit the website |
3Sat nano about Phytomining A team from 3Sat »nano« made two short films at the the Department of »Molecular Genetics and Physiology of Plants« that can be viewed in the mediathek of the 3Sat station. Website of 3Sat nano Video 1 (3Sat-Mediathek) Video 2 (3Sat-Mediathek) |
DRadio Wissen Grünstreifen Ute Krämer interviewed by Manuel Unger on the subject of phytomining within the magazine "Grünstreifen". Download Podcast |
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Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin The Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazine published an article about the biologists Ute Krämer, Alan Baker and Rufus Chaney on the topic 'phytomining - how plants get metals from the ground'. (Issue 40 2014). Read the article |
Beauty of Science ESRF highlights Camille's recent images of elemental distribution in the Arabidopsis leaf Visit ESRF Website |
Motherboard online magazine The online magazine 'Motherboard' published an article about Ute Krämer and the topic 'phytomining'. Read the article |
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Superplants - die blühende Revolution Arte documentary "Superplants" on metal hyperaccumulator plant research receives the "UMSICHT" Science Prize of the Science Forum Ruhr e.V.", 5 July 2017. press release |
New Phytomining-Articles in "Bild der Wissenschaft" and "DFG-Forschung" In issue 2-2017 of "BDW" and the DFG magazine "Forschung" there is an article about the work of Mrs. Krämer. Download DFG "Forschung" 2/2017 |
“Don't take my heavy metal, man!” AC/DC? Metallica?? Motorhead??? “No, iron and manganese!”: The effects of ionophores in bacteria revealed! Zum Proteomics-Journal Artikel |