NameAcademic AffiliationProject NumberTitle Prof. Dr. Caroline GutjahrMPI-MP PotsdamA02Diversity in the impact of karrikin signalling on arbuscular mycorrhiza developmentProf. Dr. Ralph Hückelhovenand Prof. Aurélien TellierTU MünchenA03The contribution of transposable elements of Blumeria graminis to cross kingdom compatibility with cereal hostsProf. Dr. Eric KemenEKU TübingenA04Genetic diversity within the basidiomycete yeast Dioszegia modulates reproductive fitness of the obligate pathogen Albugo laibachii on Arabidopsis thaliana Dr. Niklas SchandryLMU MünchenA05Allelic variants underlying fitness in different biotic environments Prof. Dr. Korbinian SchneebergerLMU MünchenA06Infection-induced germline and somatic mutation rates of resistance genes in plantsProf. Dr. Detlef WeigelMPI TübingenA07Genomic and geographic maps of NLRs and matching effectors in the A. thaliana - H. arabidopsidis pathosystemDr. Marion MüllerTU MünchenA08Identification and characterisation of genes underlying host specificity/non-host resistance in the wheat powdery mildew pathosystemProf. Dr. Julien GronnierTU MünchenB01Regulation of plasma membrane nanoscale dynamics in plant immune signalingPD Dr. Birgit KemmerlingEKU TübingenB02Diversification of the BIR receptor kinase family and its impact on plant health and crop yieldProf. Dr. Thomas LahayeEKU TübingenB03Effector-induced manipulation of host polyamine levelsProf. Dr. Rosa Lozano-DuranEKU TübingenB04Exploring the functional diversification of the C4 proteins encoded by geminivirusesProf. Dr. Thorsten NürnbergerEKU TübingenB05Functional diversification within the microbial NLP superfamily Prof. Dr. Martin ParniskeLMU MünchenB06Sequence adaptation of Symbiosis Receptor-like Kinase (SymRK) enabling nitrogen-fixing root nodule development Dr. Kate ParysLMU MünchenB07Genetic and functional diversity of Lotus SymRK homologous receptor kinases in root endosymbiosisDr. Martina Ried-LasiIPB HalleB08Functional diversity of the Arabidopsis thaliana SHRK familyProf. Dr. Martin StegmannU UlmB09Dissection of CrRLK1L signalling pathways regulating disease susceptibility and resistance to powdery mildewDr. Stephen Hachingerand Dr. Jens KrügerLRZ MünchenEKU TübingenI01Virtual Environement for Research Data and Analysis (VERDA) Dr. Dagmar Hannand Prof. Dr. Gudrun KadereitLMU MünchenLMU München, Botanical GardensÖ01Outreach project: Beneficial and harmful plant-microbe interactions – and how genetic diversity matters Prof. Dr. Andreas KlinglLMU MünchenZ02Comparative ultrastructure of plant-microbe interfacesProf. Dr. Nadia KamalTU MünchenZ03Comparative genomics to study the diversity and conserved components inherent to the molecular interface of plant-microbe interactions March 2023 at LMU Martinsried
