At the Christmas celebration this year the Photobiotechnology work group enjoyed bowling and completed this evening with a delicious dinner.
We are delighted about the joint publication "Electrochemical investigations of the mechanism of assembly of the active-site H-cluster of [FeFe]-hydrogenases" in JACS, which is a result of a collaboration with our partners in Oxford.
Successful project meeting of the French-English-German research association Sun2Chem in Oxford, Great Britain.
Anja Hemschemeier gives an invited talk at the "19th International Conference on Oxygen Binding and Sensing Proteins" in Hamburg.
The excursion of the chair Plant Biochemistry and the Photobiotechnology work group takes the researchers to the water ski park in Duisburg.
Anne Sawyer, Anja Hemschemeier and Christina Marx present a poster about current research results at the international congress "Cell and Molecular Biology of Chlamydomonas" in Kyoto (Japan). Melis Düner gives a talk about "The Role of the Soluble Guanylate Cyclase CYG12 in the Acclimation of Chlamydomonas to Anaerobiosis".
We are happy about the joint publication with collaborators from Osaka and the RUB "A structural view of synthetic cofactor integration into [FeFe]-hydrogenases", which was published in the journal Chemical Science.
We congratulate Anja Hemschemeier on her inaugural lecture where the habilitation certificate was solemnly awarded to her.
When enzymes assemble themselves in the test tube
We congratulate Jens Noth on his publication in the journal Angewandte Chemie about "[FeFe]-Hydrogenase with chalcogenide substitutions at the H-cluster maintains full H2 evolution activity".
The Photobiotechnology work group successfully supports the organization of the statussymposium of the funding initiative "Functional Macroscopic Systems" of the Volkswagen foundation.
We congratulate Anja Hemschemeier on her authorisation to teach awarded to her by the faculty council.
We congratulate David Adam on his publication in ChemSusChem about "Sunlight dependent hydrogen production by photosensitizer/hydrogenase systems".
Thomas Happe becomes a member of the advisory board of the Ruhr h2 Network, which promotes the potential of hydrogen and fuel cell technology.
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