EXPLORING
ARCHAEA and
MICROBIOMES
Our main aim is to explore the human microbiome and its interactions with environmental microbiomes.
We are particularly interested in the human archaeome, the neglected but important archaeal component of our microbiome.
ARCHAEA
[ aar-kee-uh ] • noun
the neglected microbes of the human body; you’re never too old to learn about them.
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ARCHAEA
[ aar-kee-uh ] • noun
the underdogs of human microbes; hate it or love it, the underdogs always come out on top.
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ARCHAEA
[ aar-kee-uh ] • noun
a type of microbe, that is too special to join the bacterial club.
Archaea ≠ Bacteria, Archaea > > Bacteria
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Success! Christine has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant by the European Research Council! Congratiulations!
12.07.2024: Interview about current status on "The Archaeome: An Emerging Player in Health and Disease"
Summarized here!
01.07.2024: Team event - visit of the local Zotter Chocolate Factory!
We laughed and strongly raised glucose in our blood while learning about the production process of chocolate! Thanks to the Leadership Award @MedUniGraz for enabling this event!
IHMC Rome 2024
Another successful inernational conference this year is behind us. Congratulations to all speakers for their insightful presentations!
