Cornelia Spetea

Professor of Plant Cell Physiology

University of Gothenburg

Sweden

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Professor Cornelia Spetea is a faculty member at Gothenburg University, Sweden. Her research focuses on plant cell physiology, emphasizing photosynthesis, algal hydrogen photoproduction, and the ecological adaptation of microalgae. Recent publications include studies on optimizing algal hydrogen production and the impact of fluctuating light conditions on photosynthetic responses in various plant species.

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Peter Gollan

University of Turku

FINLAND

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Göran Wallin

Professor at University of Gothenburg

University of Gothenburg

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Lasse Tarvainen

University of Gothenburg

SWEDEN

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Bernhard Grimm

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

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Steffen Grebe

University of Helsinki

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Henry Lok Shan Cheung

University of Gothenburg

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Photosynthetic Heat Tolerance Partially Acclimates to Growth Temperature in Tropical Montane Tree Species

Optimizing algal hydrogen photoproduction: a simplified and efficient protocol for anoxic induction in a semi‐autotrophic approach

Rethinking the dark-to-light transition approach for triggering algal hydrogen photoproduction: A perspective mini-review

The thylakoid- and pyrenoid-localized phosphate transporter PHT4-9 is essential for photosynthesis in Chlamydomonas

Unveiling the ecological resilience and industrial potential of Skeletonema marinoi through mixotrophic cultivation in Nordic winter condition

Photosynthetic and transcriptome responses to fluctuating light in Arabidopsis thylakoid ion transport triple mutant

Mixotrophy in a Local Strain of <i>Nannochloropsis</i> <i>granulata</i> for Renewable High-Value Biomass Production on the West Coast of Sweden

Handling the heat – photosynthetic thermal stress in tropical trees

Marine microalgae for outdoor biomass production—A laboratory study simulating seasonal light and temperature for the west coast of Sweden

Mixotrophy in diatoms: Molecular mechanism and industrial potential

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Peter Gollan

Göran Wallin

Lasse Tarvainen

Bernhard Grimm

Steffen Grebe

Henry Lok Shan Cheung

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