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1. October 202515. September 2025 felixelling

New group member

Unyime Umoh joins the group as a postdoctoral fellow, funded by the Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation. He will work on the export mechanisms of planktonic archaeal biomass.

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About the Molecular Geobiology group

The molecular geobiology group at Kiel University studies organic molecules in modern and ancient microbes. We combine expertise from organic (bio)geochemistry, geomicrobiology, and molecular biology to study how and why microbes produce organic molecules (such as lipids, pigments, and co-factors) and to learn what the rock record of these molecules can tell us about earth’s climatic and geochemical evolution. Our main analytical tools are lipidomics via liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry, compound-specific stable isotope analysis, experimental microbiology, and phylogenetic analyses.

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