Helmut Bürgmann

Group Leader Microbial Ecology, Head of Department

Eawag Oberflächengewässer
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Helmut Bürgmann is the Group Leader of Microbial Ecology and Head of Department at Eawag Oberflächengewässer in Switzerland. His research focuses on microbial ecology, with recent publications addressing issues such as antimicrobial resistance surveillance, the effects of wastewater on river habitats, and nitrogen fixation in aquatic environments. Bürgmann's work employs metagenomic techniques to investigate the dynamics of antibiotic resistance genes and the ecological implications of microbial communities.

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