Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?

Contact

Facility

Faculty of Life Sciences

Department of Biology

Ecology

Email

liliane.ruess? Please insert an @ at this point ?biologie.hu-berlin? Please insert a period at this pointde

Telephone

030 2093-49722

Postal address

Unter den Linden 6, 10117 Berlin

Registered office

Rhoda Erdmann-Haus, Philippstra?e 13 (Haus 22), 10115 Berlin

Room

1013

Research projects

Project
DFG Individual Research Grant10/2020 - 09/2023
Freilebende Nematoden als Vektoren und Reservoirs für Legionella pneumophila
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant04/2019 - 12/2022
N2O Emissions As Response of Process-Related Soil Microbial Activity to Different Irrigation and Nitrogen Fertilization Regimes in Potato Cropping
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant05/2017 - 07/2021
Quantitative fatty acid signature analysis: a new tool to determine trophic interactions in soil food webs
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant03/2016 - 02/2019
Nematodes As Important Source for Omega 3 Long-Chain Fatty Acids in the Soil Food Web and the Impact in Nutrition for Higher Trophic Levels
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant01/2015 - 12/2019
Links and Fluxes in Forest Soil Micro-Food Webs Under Different Land Use Intensity
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Research Unit05/2012 - 06/2016
FG 918/2: “Carbon Flow in Belowground Food Webs Assessed by Isotope Tracers” – Coordination
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
11/2011 - 08/2012
Aufbereitung wissenschaftlicher Daten über Verbreitung und ?kologie von Nematoden
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG other programmes09/2011 - 11/2011
Microbial-faunal interactions shaping soil processes
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant05/2010 - 09/2014
Effects of Root and Fungal Feeding Animal Consumers on Rhizosphere Interactions and Oak Performance
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant04/2010 - 03/2014
DFG Trilateral Collaboration Germany-Israel-Palestine: Nematodes As Potential Vectors for Human Pathogens
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
04/2009 - 06/2010
The Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungal Extraradical Mycelium : Developmental Dynamics in the Formation of Functionally Different Types of Extraradical Hyphae and Implications for Costs and Benefits of the Endomycorrhizal Symbiosis.
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?
Project
DFG Individual Research Grant04/2009 - 11/2013
Carbon Flux Through the Soil Animal Food Web
Project management: Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?

Prof. Dr. Liliane Rue?

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Research projects

Freilebende Nematoden als Vektoren und Reservoirs für Legionella pneumophila

N2O Emissions As Response of Process-Related Soil Microbial Activity to Different Irrigation and Nitrogen Fertilization Regimes in Potato Cropping

Quantitative fatty acid signature analysis: a new tool to determine trophic interactions in soil food webs

Nematodes As Important Source for Omega 3 Long-Chain Fatty Acids in the Soil Food Web and the Impact in Nutrition for Higher Trophic Levels

Links and Fluxes in Forest Soil Micro-Food Webs Under Different Land Use Intensity

FG 918/2: “Carbon Flow in Belowground Food Webs Assessed by Isotope Tracers” – Coordination

Aufbereitung wissenschaftlicher Daten über Verbreitung und ?kologie von Nematoden

Microbial-faunal interactions shaping soil processes

Effects of Root and Fungal Feeding Animal Consumers on Rhizosphere Interactions and Oak Performance

DFG Trilateral Collaboration Germany-Israel-Palestine: Nematodes As Potential Vectors for Human Pathogens

The Arbuscular Mycorrhiza Fungal Extraradical Mycelium : Developmental Dynamics in the Formation of Functionally Different Types of Extraradical Hyphae and Implications for Costs and Benefits of the Endomycorrhizal Symbiosis.

Carbon Flux Through the Soil Animal Food Web