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RTG2530Biota-mediated effects on Carbon cycling in Estuaries

Group photo of the RTG at the retreat in Lüneburg in 2023 in a park under a tree.

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RTG2530 Biota-mediated effects on Carbon cycling in Estuaries

The mission of the Research Training Group „Biota-mediated effects on Carbon cycling in Estuaries“ is to provide Doctoral and Postdoctoral Researchers an outstanding platform for their career development and to systematically analyze the role of indirect effects of biota (IEB) on estuarine carbon cycling. By a combination of ecological, biochemical, and molecular approaches, key processes of the carbon cycle will be analyded in the rhizosphere of marshes, at the sediment surface of intertidal flats, and on organic matter aggregates in estuarine channels.

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Johanna Biederbick with her doctor's hat

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28 April 2025|GRK2530

Congratulations to Johanna Biederbick!

'Queen of the Zoo' is written on a T-shirt designed for Johanna Biederbick - printed with motifs of zooplankton species from her research, which also adorn her lovingly designed doctoral hat. Her colleagues from the Institute of Marine Ecosystem and Fisheries Sciences (IMF) and the RTG 2530, as well as family members and...

Group picture of the graduates

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22 April 2025|GRK2530

This was our Graduation Party 2025

Luise Grüterich, Elena Hauten, Nele Martens, Friederike Neiske, Youssef Saadaoui, Laurin Steidle, Panunporn Tutiyasarn, and Monica Wilson had made it to this special moment. On 31 March 2025, their achievements were honoured in the Carl von Linné Lecture Hall at the Institute of Plant Science and Microbiology at the...

Group picture with Friederike Neiske

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31 March 2025|GRK2530

Congratulations on your doctorate, Friederike Neiske!

On March 20, 2025, many happy faces could be seen at Allende-Platz in Hamburg's Grindel District. Right in the middle of it all was Friederike Neiske, receiving warm congratulations under the radiant spring sun from family, friends, and colleagues from the RTG 2530 and the Institute of Soil Science (IfB). Just moments...

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