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Current Scientific Activities of the Ulm Team, updated April 4, 2013
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Current work of the team includes:
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paper on epipodites-bearing crustaceans submitted
paper on the putative maxillopod Dala peilertae under way
paper on a Cambrian tardigrade, together with Reinhardt Kristensen under way
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work of Gerd Mayer (second right in upper row) on the mouthparts of gammarideans, which shall become the basis of his dissertation to be hopefully finished in 2013 – three papers published more recently
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work of Verena Kutschera (first row right) – Amphionides paper published – on different aspects of malacostracan morphologies to prepare her dissertation, but exclusively on living material from different malacostracan crustaceans
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further work of Christopher Castellani (upper left) on more of the odds and ends in the 'Orsten' material, which has awaited for long now. Paper on sponge spicules from the Orsten pubslihed, on cyanobacterians submitted
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Hans-Peter Katzmann (upper right) continues to study the nature of the hypostome and labrum in a phylogenetic perspective
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New in our team: Tobias Reich – diploma student (lower middle) – working on the sternitic region of decapod malacostracans
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Since June 2011 CORER Joachim T. Haug and his wife Carolin have been working in the U.S.A., after Carolin successfully defended her thesis in April. Joachim had received a precious grant from the Humboldt Foundation. In summer 2012 they returned home to Germany, now working in Grefiswald in the lab of Steffen Harzsch, a neurobiologist. In fall Carolin gave birth to a daughter
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Since June 2011 CORER Joachim T. Haug and his wife Carolin have been working in the U.S.A., after Carolin successfully defended her thesis in April. Joachim had received a precious grant from the Humboldt Foundation. In summer 2012 they returned home to Germany, now working in Grefiswald in the lab of Steffen Harzsch, a neurobiologist. In fall Carolin gave birth to a daughter
Since June 2011 CORER Joachim T. Haug and his wife Carolin have been working in the U.S.A., after Carolin successfully defended her thesis in April. Joachim had received a precious grant from the Humboldt Foundation. In summer 2012 they returned home to Germany, now working in Grefiswald in the lab of Steffen Harzsch, a neurobiologist. In fall Carolin gave birth to a daughter
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Already in 2011 Andreas Maas (first row left) received a so-called apl professorship (außerplanmäßiger Professor) at the University of Ulm, which is a nice honour and appreciation of his work at and for the university
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Already in 2011 Andreas Maas (first row left) received a so-called apl professorship (außerplanmäßiger Professor) at the University of Ulm, which is a nice honour and appreciation of his work at and for the university
Already in 2011 Andreas Maas (first row left) received a so-called apl professorship (außerplanmäßiger Professor) at the University of Ulm, which is a nice honour and appreciation of his work at and for the university
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Dieter (back row send from left) continues his teaching duties and will be operated again in due course
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Dieter (back row send from left) continues his teaching duties and will be operated again in due course
Dieter (back row send from left) continues his teaching duties and will be operated again in due course
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