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DFG-Emmy-Noether-Group "Hydrothermal Geomicrobiology"

Hydrothermal vent systems are increasingly recognized as extreme environments of tremendous scientific importance. Their study is of great significance to geochemistry, geobiology and microbiology; they act as windows into the inner Earth and link bio- and geosphere on multiple levels. The limits of life as well as its potential origin are two of the greatest puzzles in biogeosciences, which one can address via the study of hydrothermal systems.

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***paper accepted in Marine Chemistry***

Iden­ti­fi­ca­ti­on of amor­phous ar­se­nic sul­fi­de na­no­par­ti­cles in a shal­low wa­ter hydro­ther­mal sys­tem by Durán-Toro, VM, Pri­ce, RE, Maas, M, Brom­bach, C-C, Pi­ch­ler, T,  Re­zwan, K, Büh­ring, SI

***Congratulatión Vicente!***

 

 

****new movie from Milos vents!!!*****
Research group "Hydrothermal Geomicrobiology"
Kueishantao
Rebecca Aepfler
Dominica
G. Gomez-Saez