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.
Upcoming guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Nick Talbot
Please save the date for the upcoming guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Nick Talbot from the Sainsbury Laboratory in Norwich, UK.
Date: 19.11.2025
Time: 13:00-14:00
Location: HS 6K
MibiNet Retreat 2025 | GenoHotel Rösrath
The MibiNet Retreat in 2025 was a great success. It featured fantastic presentations, valuable guest feedback, and excellent team-building. We thank everyone for their contributions to an enjoyable event.
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A Sweet Glimpse into Research: "Research Day" at HHU!
On July 5, 2025, HHU opened its doors for "Research Day," and we at SFB1535 MibiNet were there! With our hands-on experiment "Sweet Secrets – Why Even Fungi Have a Sweet Tooth," young and old researchers alike discovered how microbes process sugar. Learn more about our exciting work and the role of sugars in microbiology – from baker's yeast to the corn smut fungus Ustilago maydis!
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Prof. Dr. Michael Feldbrügge
+49 211 81-15475
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Universitätsstr. 1
Building: 26.24
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Prof. Dr. Julia Frunzke
49 2461 61-5430
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Wilhelm-Johnen-Straße
Building: 15.4
Floor/room: 239
Dr. Lilli Bismar
+49 211 81-15869
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Building: 26.24
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Carola Leitsch
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