
Dr. Tim Lüddecke
@luddecketim
Biochemist/Zoologist studying🕷️🐍🐜🐸 toxins. PI of Animal Venomics Lab @Fraunhofer_IME & @LOEWE_TBG | #firstgen #newPI #LINO23Alumnus
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Very proud of my student Josephine Dresler and my postdoc Jonas Krämer, who presented our labs 🔎 on 🕷️🦂 #venoms at 34th ECA - European Congress of Arachnology (2024) in #Rennes 🇫🇷. Delighted to have such an amazing pack of bright people to work with! Go Team! ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Senckenberg Research Fraunhofer IME

Newest lab 📖 paper out, led by my postdoc @nacho_herp. Here we employ proteogenomics and functional Venomics to 🔎 the toxins from one of Asias most dangerous 🐍 - the sharp-nosed viper! ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Senckenberg Research Fraunhofer IME Universität Gießen sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Day two of 34th ECA - European Congress of Arachnology (2024). My team is still on 🔥 talking 🕷️🦂 #venoms! Today it was my brilliant PhD student Ludwig Dersch who presented his exciting work on antimicrobial 🕷️ peptides and their bioengineering. ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Fraunhofer IME Senckenberg Research



I am thrilled to announce I have secured an European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant (1.5 MILLION euros!) to study the #genomics of miniaturisation in vertebrates! Press release: news.ku.dk/all_news/2024/…


Newest paper from the lab, the first dissertation chapter of my amazing PhD student Lennart Schulte and the first outcome of my DFG public | @[email protected] grant „FunVen“ published in The Royal Society Open Science. Fully black (i.e. melanistic) adders are in Central European folklore referred to as


Newest lab paper out in npj Biodiversity spearheaded by my stellar PhD student Josephine Dresler looking into the neglected realm of 🕷️ #venom #enzymes. When you look into 🕷️📖, you will read that their venoms are mostly composed by neurotoxins and that enzymatic compounds are rare.


🐍🧪Discover the fascinating world of venomous creatures and the untapped potential of animal toxins in medicine, agriculture, etc. Interview with Tim Lüddecke Fraunhofer IME ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics doi.org/10.1002/chemv.…



This study reveals a hidden diversity of spider #venom enzymes, often overlooked compared to neurotoxins. There is a big gap between venom enzyme data in public databases & research. 1/4 #Biodiversity npj Journals Nature Portfolio nature.com/articles/s4418…


Many congratulations to my incredible PhD student Josephine Dresler for winning the best oral presentation award at this year’s Fraunhofer IME PhD retreat. This makes a back-to-back win for her at this event🤘😎 well deserved Josi! #proudPI LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft ProLOEWE


Ever wanted a short and sweet 10 minute podcast between an arachnophobe and an arachnologist discussing spiders? Then I have just the recording for you. shows.acast.com/corks-96-fm-op… Big thank you to Cork's 96FM for having me on! #spiders #zombiespiders #arachnophobia

Newest paper from the lab out at Biotechnology Advances! Spearheaded by my brilliant postdoc Dr. Maik Damm 🐍, we take a deep-dive to #Ms-#Imaging in #zootoxinology. The manuscript contains a quick guide to the technology, a summary of how it has been used so far, and a reflection on

Happy to share that this small friend was born today! My Habilitation, officially submitted, contains 20 papers on venom biodiscovery and Evolution on ca. 400 pages. Thanks to my amazing team and colleagues who made this possible! Josephine Dresler Dr. Sabine Hurka (@hurkasabine.bsky.social) et al
