Research Focus
The Research Unit for Comparative Microbiome Analyses is embedded in the research environment of the Helmholtz Zentrum München at the Campus Neuherberg. Our mission is to develop strategies for the sustainable use of genetic resources of microbes to improve human, animal and plant health. Therefore, we are using high-end sequencing technologies in combination with cultivation depending enrichment techniques, gene quantification methods, localization of microbes in their respective habitats as well as stable isotope probing.
News
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26.09.19 - Nicole Treichel defended successfully her thesis entitled "The response of the gut microflora to exercise and diet" and obtained the degree “Dr. rer.nat.” at the Faculty of Life Sciences at TUM
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Interessanter Podcast zum Thema "Altlasten - Das Risiko in der Erde" mit Michael Schloter
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Watch the new video about "The Microbiome in the Food System" (MicrobiomeSupport Project)
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Looking forward to our new cooperation with LTZ Augustenberg on new forms of #SustainableAgriculture
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We are happy that the JPI HDHL knowledge platform #microbiome gets funded by EU H2020
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Management & Krankenhaus: Antibiotikaresistenzen breiten sich schneller aus als bisher angenommen
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The German Center of Lung Research (DZL) appointed Prof. Dr. Michael Schloter as Principal Investigator in the Disease area of Asthma and Allergy