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Alexander von Humboldt Professor of Evolutionary Microbiology @UniCologne & @CEPLAS_1, studying how fungi interact with plants and their environment. He/him.
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I had some help 🎶 Teamwork makes the dream work! Checkout our latest preprint spearheaded by Jessica Burnier in a great collab with the labs of Waldemar Vollmer, ᐯIᑕTOᖇ ᑎIᘔET & Malcolm Winkler biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

In Nature Reviews Genetics: "Plant pattern recognition receptors: from evolutionary insight to engineering" rdcu.be/dZPdL ...summarizes both established and innovative approaches to () translate resulting evolutionary insights into engineering PRR recognition specificities.




Excited to share our latest discovery on distinct evolutionary trajectories following RNAi loss in Cryptococcus, now published in PNASNews! Huge thanks to Connor, Vikas Yadav, @magwenelab, Heitman lab at Duke and everyone who supported this work! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…


🎉Sieben Wissenschaftler*innen der #UniKöln gehören laut Clarivate Ranking „Highly Cited Researchers“ zu den weltweit meistzitierten Forschenden.🌍 Glückwunsch🥳➡️uni.koeln/JZ2NX CECAD Cologne CEPLAS Uniklinik Köln Michael Hallek Oliver Cornely Team Thomma @teamthomma.bsky.social Parker Lab

🎉 Seven researchers from the #UniCologne have been named among the world’s most-cited scientists in the Clarivate #HighlyCited2024 ranking.🌍 Congratulations!🥳 ➡️ uni.koeln/RLMBG CECAD Cologne CEPLAS Uniklinik Köln Michael Hallek Oliver Cornely Team Thomma @teamthomma.bsky.social Parker Lab



🧬A review on the rise and future of CRISPR-based approaches for high-throughput genomics from the labs of Michiels lab and Sibylle Vonesch (VIB, KU Leuven) became Editor's choice FEMS Read all about it here: academic.oup.com/femsre/article…

In our new issue of #CEPLASkompakt Jinyi Zhu Jinyi Zhu from Universität zu Köln Team Thomma @teamthomma.bsky.social gives us insights into his work on the exciting interplay between fungi, bacteria and plants! #scicomm #wisskomm



Fungal small RNA molecules (sRNAs) can silence plant genes to establish beneficial symbioses. This study by researchers from Università di Torino and CRAG explains how: bit.ly/49nthx4 New Phytologist




