Group Leaders

Dr. Ruben Garrido-Oter
Dr. Ruben Garrido-Oter
Group Leader
Phone:+49 221 5062-343Fax:+49 221 5062-353
Email:garridoo@...
Stéphane Hacquard
Stéphane Hacquard
Group Leader
Phone:+49 221 5062-322
Email:hacquard@...
Professor Dr Paul Schulze-Lefert
Professor Dr Paul Schulze-Lefert
Director
Phone:+49 221 5062-350
Email:schlef@...
Kenichi Tsuda, PhD
Kenichi Tsuda, PhD
Group Leader
Phone:+49 221 5062-302Fax:+49 221 5062-353
Email:tsuda@...

Groups

Groups

Integrative Bioinformatics (Ruben Garrido-Oter)

In the Integrative Bioinformatics group we aim at developing and applying computational tools to understand the evolutionary and ecological principles that govern the structure and dynamics of complex microbial communities, in particular those associated with plants and soil. [more]
In the Multitrophic Plant-Microbe Interactions group, we aim at understanding the fundamental mechanisms that underlie the structure and the functions of multi-kingdom microbial consortia colonizing plant roots.

Multitrophic Plant-Microbe Interactions (Stéphane Hacquard)

In the Multitrophic Plant-Microbe Interactions group, we aim at understanding the fundamental mechanisms that underlie the structure and the functions of multi-kingdom microbial consortia colonizing plant roots. [more]
Remarkably little is understood about plant-microbe interactions that are, at first glance, ‘symptomless’. These poorly studied plant microbiomes harbor an unknown reservoir of probiotic and plant protective associations.

Innate Immunity and the Plant Microbiota (Paul Schulze-Lefert)

Remarkably little is understood about plant-microbe interactions that are, at first glance, ‘symptomless’. These poorly studied plant microbiomes harbor an unknown reservoir of probiotic and plant protective associations. [more]
Plants sense molecules originating from pathogens and turn on a battery of immune responses. PAMP/pattern-triggered immunity (PTI) and effector-triggered immunity (ETI) are well-defined modes of plant immunity against pathogens.

Plant Immune Network Structure and Dynamics (Kenichi Tsuda)

Plants sense molecules originating from pathogens and turn on a battery of immune responses. PAMP/pattern-triggered immunity (PTI) and effector-triggered immunity (ETI) are well-defined modes of plant immunity against pathogens. [more]
 
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