Another exciting #GirlsDay LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics and SENCKENBERG! Engaging discussions about #genomics , #DNA , #labwork , followed by hands-on sessions, including pipetting & DNA extraction. 🧬The highlight: creating handmade necklaces with own DNA!
Huge thanks to all who participated! 🙏🏻

Happy to share that our 2022 spider venom review- which is essentially the main outcome of my PhD- is a #TopCitedArticle in Wiley #BiologicalReviews . Thanks to everybody citing our work!🤘😎
ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Fraunhofer IME Universität Gießen Senckenberg Research

I am happy to share this achievement to you all, my friends and colleagues. I have been selected as one of the Academy Fellows of the Johanna Quandt Young Academy for this year’s topic: Complexity.

Beyond grateful for this 🙏🏼

⏰Only three days left to vote for the international #molluscoftheyear 2024!!!! 🦪🐙🐌

🗳️Choose your favorite, cast your vote and be sure to share the link with everyone you know!
👉 sgn.one/moty24
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I am recruiting a #postdoc to join my research group LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Senckenberg Research in Frankfurt to work on animal adaptation #Genomics . For questions feel free to contact me directly. Application deadline is 5 May. Please RT!
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The International #mollusc oftheyear competition 2024 was featured by Frauke Fischer & Lydia Möcklinghoff in the #Tierisch ! #Podcast Erik Lorenz 🥳
Super informative & funny episode on the 5⃣ #mollusc finalists🎧weltwach.de/tierisch/ in 🇩🇪.
Voting is open👉sgn.one/moty24

Creating effective scientific images, slides, and posters that *communicate* and transfer the message: this is what the participants of today’s workshop led by Jernej Zupanc Jernej Zupanc organised by LOEWE Frankfurt Cancer Institute, ACLF-Initiative and LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics try out!
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Finally! After a long journey our latest NRPS engineering story is out at science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… thanks to the hard work of several members from the @HelgeBode_lab

nice piece on viruses and bat's special immune system by Hannah Thomasy, PhD w Arinjay Banerjee Emma Teeling Bat Researcher - A.Prof. Aaron Irving Linfa Wang Zwaka Lab Lucie Etienne + other colleagues. the-scientist.com/turning-on-the…

Thank you ProLOEWE & Network for the two inspiring days and for all the valuable input and exchange of ideas - was really great being together again!

📢Ready for the International #molluscoftheyear competition 2024? 🎊🥳
🥁 Meet the 5⃣ incredible finalists🐚🐌🐙explore their profiles &🗳️ VOTE for your favorite by April 14th. 💪And of course don't forget to share! Winner will get its genome sequenced. 👉 sgn.one/moty24

Happy International Women's Day!, today and every day #8M #InternationalWomensDay 💪🚺

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position at the Universität Gießen as Postdoc in the Animal Venomics Lab of Dr. Tim Lüddecke, with Fraunhofer IME and LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics.

My snake research is funded by the DFG public | @[email protected] Walter Benjamin Programme - my first grant!

#preprint alert: Check out the newest piece from my lab, led by my amazing PhD student Josephine Dresler looking into the unrecognized diversity of 🕷️ #venom #enzymes . Great collaboration with the Herzig lab too! ProLOEWE LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics Fraunhofer IME

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On #WorldWildlifeDay , Dr. Lisa Männer from LOEWE Centre Translational Biodiversity Genomics presented the #biodiversity of #molluscs 🐌🦑🐚🐙in the SENCKENBERG Museum, followed by a hands-on session with molluscs from the collection & 'solar-powered' sea slugs. Thank you, Lisa & team!
#ConnectingPeopleAndPlanet

The new reference-quality genome assembly 🧬 of the fascinating blue whale 🐳, Balaenoptera musculus, will serve as an important resource for biology, evolution, and conservation research.
Molecular Biology and Evolution OfficialSMBE Yury V Bukhman Morgridge Institute Michael Hiller SENCKENBERG

Potentially disease-transmitting black #flies , #Simuliidae , are expected to become more common in Germany in the future.
Researchers from SENCKENBERG & Goethe-Universität have modeled spatial distribution patterns across four German states. 👉sgn.one/kgg