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:::: | :::: Algae currently have a niche role in green industries, but have potential to provide much more. To do so, we need to understand photosynthesis and metabolism better. Led by Dr. Thomas Roach from the University of Innsbruck,the ALAS project aims to advance our understanding of which regulatory processes of photosynthesis are required under various growth conditions, and the influence they have on metabolism. The model green alga, ''Chlamydomonas reinhardtii'', will be used to enable access to mutants available for testing the relevance of processes revealed to be important. | ||
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::::* Oroboros project manager: [[Laner_Verena| Mag.Biol. Verena Laner]] | ::::* Oroboros project manager: [[Laner_Verena| Mag.Biol. Verena Laner]] | ||
== Network == | == Network == | ||
=== Participants === | |||
::::'''Department of Botany, University of Innsbruck''' | |||
::::* [[Roach Thomas| '''Dr. Thomas Roach''']] - Project Coordinator | |||
::::* [https://www.oroboros.at/index.php/about-us/careers/ Open PhD position] | |||
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:::: '''Oroboros Instruments GmbH''' - [https://www.oroboros.at/ www.oroboros.at] | |||
::::* [[Gnaiger E| '''Erich Gnaiger, Ph.D.''']] - PI | |||
::::* [[Schmitt Sabine| '''Sabine Schmitt, Ph.D''']] | |||
::::* [[Di Marcello Marco| '''Marco Di Marcello''']] | |||
::::* [[Laner V| '''Verena Laner''']] - Oroboros project management | |||
===PhD Supervisors=== | ===PhD Supervisors=== | ||
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== Oroboros project involvement == | == Oroboros project involvement == | ||
:::: | :::: Along with expertise in high-resolution respirometry, Oroboros will provide a NextGen-O2k to characterize photosynthesis. | ||
== ALAS Events == | == ALAS Events == | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 26 January 2022
ALAS
ALAS - Algen-Lichtakklimatisierungstrategie zur Maximierung des Wachstums in Bioreaktoren
ALAS: FFG BRIDGE Project
- BRIDGE #. eCall - Project No. 41863779, University of Innsbruck, Department of Botany
- Duration: 36 months
- Start: 2022-02-01
- Web:
About ALAS
- Algae currently have a niche role in green industries, but have potential to provide much more. To do so, we need to understand photosynthesis and metabolism better. Led by Dr. Thomas Roach from the University of Innsbruck,the ALAS project aims to advance our understanding of which regulatory processes of photosynthesis are required under various growth conditions, and the influence they have on metabolism. The model green alga, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, will be used to enable access to mutants available for testing the relevance of processes revealed to be important.
Aims
- The specific aims are:
- The specific aims are:
Objectives
Coordinator
- Dr. Thomas Roach - Dr. Thomas Roach, University of Innsbruck, Department of Botany
- Oroboros project manager: Mag.Biol. Verena Laner
Network
Participants
- Department of Botany, University of Innsbruck
- Dr. Thomas Roach - Project Coordinator
- Department of Botany, University of Innsbruck
- Oroboros Instruments GmbH - www.oroboros.at
- Erich Gnaiger, Ph.D. - PI
- Sabine Schmitt, Ph.D
- Marco Di Marcello
- Verena Laner - Oroboros project management
- Oroboros Instruments GmbH - www.oroboros.at
PhD Supervisors
- Dr. Thomas Roach - Dr. Thomas Roach, University of Innsbruck, Department of Botany
Oroboros project involvement
- Along with expertise in high-resolution respirometry, Oroboros will provide a NextGen-O2k to characterize photosynthesis.
ALAS Events
| When | Where | |
|---|---|---|
| D-A-CH Algen Summit 2024 Bern CH | 2024-05-07 | Bern, CH, 2024 May 07-08. D-A-CH Algen Summit 24 |
ALAS Publications
ALAS dissemination
Links
News and articles
Social Media
Research Networks
References
Additional information
Support
- This project has received funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Funding Agency (FFG).
- This project has received funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Funding Agency (FFG).
