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22 July 202417 July 2024

Bacterial glitter: New findings open up possibilities for sustainable color technologies

An international research team of the Cluster of Excellence ‘Balance of the Microverse' has investigated the mechanism that makes bacteria reflect light without using pigments


Schillernde Bakterien: Neue Erkenntnisse eröffnen Chancen für nachhaltige Farbtechnologien

Ein internationales Forschungsteam des Exzellenzclusters "Balance of the Microverse" hat den Mechanismus untersucht, der Bakterien dazu bringt, Licht zu reflektieren, ohne Pigmente zu verwenden


17 June 202411 June 2024

Fungus breaks down ocean plastic

A fungus living in the sea can break down the plastic polyethylene, provided it has first been exposed to UV radiation from sunlight. Researchers from, among others, NIOZ published their results in the scientific journal Science of the Total Environment. They expect that many more plastic degrading fungi are living in deeper parts of the ocean


Neue Entdeckung – dieser Pilz hilft bei einem riesigen Problem

Lichtblick aus der Wissenschaft: Ein Meeresorganismus könnte zur Lösung eines globalen Umweltproblems beitragen


8 February 20236 February 2023

Could natural decay be a solution to plastic pollution after all?

The worm saliva contains enzymes that can dissolve plastic bags and packaging, and NIOZ researchers even proved that plastics can be broken down by sunlight


7 February 20236 February 2023

Bacteria really eat plastic

Scientists at the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research found out, that bacteria can break down about one percent of the fed plastic per year into CO2 and other harmless substances


Bakterien fressen wirklich Plastik

Laborexperiment zeigt, dass Bakterien tatsächlich Plastik fressen und verdauen


10 November 20147 November 2014

MaCuMBA progresses towards uncovering the hidden potential of marine microorganisms

The MaCuMBA project continues to uncover the untold diversity of marine microbes using cultivation-dependent strategies


2 December 20131 December 2013

Releasing the untapped biotech potential of the sea

Cultivation Methods for improving Biotechnological Applications of Marine Microorganisms - (MaCuMBA) project aims to rectify

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