Who are we?
Emmy Noether
Research Group for Organosulfur
Cycling
Eileen Kröber
Hello, my name is Eileen Kröber and I am an Emmy-Noether independent junior research group leader of the Organosulfur Cycling Group at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology in Bremen.
KRISTINA WEINERT
I am a PhD student in the group and I am interested in uncovering the biochemical pathways of organosulfur compound metabolism and cycling in gutless oligochaetes and lucinid clams.
IBRAHIM CEM ÖZSEFIL
I am a PhD student in the group and I am investigating the multifaceted dynamics of organosulfur cycling within marine ecosystems, particularly focusing on chemosynthetic symbioses. My research integrates advanced omics and biochemical techniques to uncover the contributions of host organisms and microbial symbionts to organosulfur compounds synthesis, degradation, and ecological interactions. By exploring these processes in both shallow-water and deep-sea ecosystems, I aim to advance our understanding of marine biogeochemical cycles, ecosystem functionality, and their broader impact on climate regulation and atmospheric chemistry.