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Department of Arctic and Marine Biology

A forum to discuss the future - 1st Lab Retreat of the Molecular Environment Group

04.03.2011 - 06.03.2001 in Kilpisjärvi (Finnland)

 Opprettet: 29.03.2011 11.37  Sist endret: 29.03.2011 11.45

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In autumn 2010, the Molecular Environment Group was established at the Institute of Arctic and Marine Biology at the University of Tromsø. The members of this young group with its unique composition of expertise in molecular and cellular biology, plant physiology, microscopy and microbial ecology met at the beginning of March for a 3-day retreat in the Finnish Kilpisjärvi.

The objectives of this first retreat were:

  • to get an overview about current research and the people involved
  • to discuss future interactions in an environment distant from the working place
  • to develop a cooperation concept exploiting internal synergies and new research frontiers

 

Research group leader Kirsten Krause gives a short résumé of the 1st lab retreat of the Molecular Environments Group at the Departement of Arctic and Marine Biology.

“This weekend in Kilpisjärvi increased our awareness of the wide spectrum of research topics in our group and pointed out the extensive methodological potential we have at our disposition.
When founded, the Molecular Environments Group has consciously accepted the challenge to combine molecular interrelations at subcellular level with ecological processes on an ecosystem scale and this retreat was a vital step to continue the determination of the group to create something new and exciting”, says Kirsten Krause. Bioinformatics could be one potential link between the different fields of research in the future.

Overall, the retreat that was organized by the four postdocs of the research group and was attended by researchers, technicians and students alike succeeded in consolidating the group and will be followed up by annual repeats.

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Talks presented at the 1st Lab retreat

The focus of the talks was on the outlook, on future challenges and perspective of the work rather than giving a status report. To get futher information please take contact personally.

Olavi Junttila (Professor emeritus)

Phytotron: Facility and Research

Mette Svenning

History of Methylobacter tundripaludum

John Beck Jensen

Plant-Microbe Interactions Research at AMB: Outlook, Future Challenges and Perspectiv

Kirsten Krause

Molecular Communication in Plants

Karsten Fischer

Analyzing transporters in different model organisms - a new strategy

Anna Avetisyan

Interactions: Biological and Molecular

Anton Liaimer

Microbial Interactions

Xhevahire Jahiri

A Method of fungal Isolation

Bente Lindgård

Analytical lab – an instrumental overview

Anne Grethe Hestnes

The research microscopes at the Science building, fluorescence microscopy and laser microdissection

Bernd Ketelsen

Does the transcription factor CRF5 play a role in starch degradation in Arabidopsis thaliana?

Hanne Risan Johnsen

Plant cell wall degrading enzymes of the parasitic plant Cuscuta

Janina Fuss

Whirly and SEBFlike proteins – Interaction in Arabidopsis?

Marta Arrizabalaga

Dual targeting of a translation elongation factor, EF-Tu, in plant cells

Ullrich Herrmann

Dually targeted transcription factors and intracellular communication

Katrin Leinweber

Flow cytometry assisted ploidy level investigation in barley primary leaf

Christiane Graef

Dynamics of the active methane oxidizing community in a High Arctic wetland site from snow-melt to onset of winter

Susanne Liebner

Bacteria associated with submerged mosses: ecological relevance for carbon and nitrogen cycling

Tobias Fleige

Take what you need: Transporters of Toxoplasma gondii

Stian Olsen

Does TF1 bind to the highly conserved binding motif in the psbA promoter region?

Zhijian Zhong

The regulative function of microRNA 840

Lan Yin

At2g44940(TF1) and its interactome

Lars Ganzert

Community dynamics of methanogenic archaea in a rapidly changing peatland ecosystem in the zone of discontinuous permafrost in Northern Norway

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