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We had the pleasure of welcoming Dr Julia Tiede, who gave an inspiring talk titled "Scientific independence through third-party funding". She shared her experiences with acquiring funding for her own research projects from the DFG and the BMFTR. It was also interesting to hear about her scientific journey across a variety of disciplines, including horticulture, entomology, landscape ecology, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, and molecular ecology.

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We had the pleasure of welcoming Dr Julia Squarr, who gave an inspiring talk about her work as Associate Publisher at PLOS. We had insights into her own career as well as on how to really get published.

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Congratulations to Ines on her successful PhD defense!

MGSE PhD student Ines Hastor has successfully defended her PhD thesis titled 'Elucidation of factors and mechanisms leading to EHEC O104:H4 hypervirulence during human infection'

 

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We are very happy to have been invited to the LWL Museum of Natural History in Münster for one of our career talks. The director Prof. Dr. Jan Ole Kriegs gave an inspiring and practice-oriented talk on "Jobs at Natural History Museums in Life Science". His focus was small oder medium-sized museums like the LWL museum of Münster, as most jobs are available in those museums.

 

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Congratulations to Sophia on her successful PhD defense!

MGSE PhD student Sophia Marie Quante has successfully defended her PhD thesis titled 'Personality at play: consistent inter-individual differences in laboratory rats and their consequences for environmental adjustment'

 

Ahana Fernandez holing her certificate about the research award by "Deutsche Wildtier Stiftung"
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Dr. Ahana Fernandez received the 2025 research award by "Deutsche Wildtier Stifung"

Congratulations to our MGSE PI Dr. Ahana Fernandez, who received the 2025 research award by "Deutsche Wildtier Stiftung" for her research about communication among bats.