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Marine Kerogen Group - From Biomolecule to Geomolecule
Introduction
By far the largest amount of organic matter on Earth resides in the sediments as Kerogen; a poorly understood heterogenous pool of resistant and complex polymeric bio- and geo-macromolecules, insoluble in common organic solvents.
Our focus is to improve insight in the composition of this marine kerogen and the processes that lead to its formation, modification and degradation at molecular level.
Within the Heisenberg Group we focus on:
Biogeochemistry of palynomorphs
Organic matter preservation and transformation
The Palaeozoic terrestrialisation
Other Interests:
Lipids and kerogen as environmental proxies
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Publications
Curriculum vitae

| Staff | Status | Phone | |
| Gerard J.M. Versteegh | Head of Group | +49 421 218 65709 | ![]() |
| Kara Bogus | Post Doc | +49 421 218 65138 | ![]() |
| Kenneth Mertens | Post Doc | +49 421 218 65136 | ![]() |
| Raika Himmelsbach | Technician | +49 421 218 65746 | ![]() |
Contact
MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences –
University of Bremen
Leobener Straße
28359 Bremen
Germany
- The Paleozoic terrestrialisation
- Biogeochemistry of palynomorphs
- Organic matter preservation and transformation
- Lipids and kerogen as environmental proxies





