The Photobiotechnology group is looking for two coworkers within the framework of the VolkswagenStiftung funding for an application-oriented and industry-driven project.
At the 1st symposium of the "Research Network Sauerland Schools" Associate Professor Dr. Anja Hemschemeier inspired students in the auditorium of the Gymnasium an der Hönne with a presentation about her research on the extraction of hydrogen from algae.
Successful Chlamy congress in France
MERCUR funds cooperative research project in DNA nanotechnology
Congratulations to our coworkers and Oxford collaborators on their publication in Dalton Transactions
New publication in Dalton Transactions on "Site-selective protonation of the one-electron reduced cofactor in [FeFe]-hydrogenase"
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The discovery could allow oxygen-stable enzymes to be used as hydrogen producers
Green algae possess two nearly identical hydrogen-producing enzymes. One has been studied for decades, while the other has received little attention - until recently.
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