Michael Winklhofer

Professor (W3, permanent)

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

Germany

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Professor Michael Winklhofer serves as a permanent faculty member at Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany. His research interests encompass marine microbiology, magnetic navigation, and cognitive tasks in aquatic organisms, as indicated by his recent publications. Notable works include investigations into magnetotactic bacteria, the impacts of magnetic fields on zebrafish behavior, and the ecological roles of marine sediments in nutrient cycles.

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Peter Hore

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University of Oxford

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Katharina Ollefs

Universität Duisburg-Essen

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Andreas Klingl

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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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Bernd Blasius

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Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

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Henrik Mouritsen

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Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

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Uwe Hartmann

Saarland University

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Kai Bischof

University of Bremen

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Roberto Siani

Technical University of Munich

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Gabriele Gerlach

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Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

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Richard J. Harrison

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Richard Holland

Professor in Animal Behaviour

Bangor University

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Articles (22)

Key role of Desulfobacteraceae in C-/S-cycles of marine sediments is based on congeneric catabolic-regulatory networks

Life in a Benthic Mirror‐World: Evidence for Deep‐Living Magnetotactic Bacteria in Hydrothermally Bottom‐Up Oxygenated Pacific Ridge Flank Sediments

Extremely low frequency magnetic field distracts zebrafish from a visual cognitive task

A refined magnetic pulse treatment method for magnetic navigation experiments with adequate sham control: a case study on free-flying songbirds

Bassetto et al. reply

Conspicuous chloroplast with light harvesting-photosystem I/II megacomplex in marine Prorocentrum cordatum

Reciprocity relations in a biologically inspired nanomagnonic system with dipolar coupling

Coral reef fish larvae show no evidence for map-based navigation after

No evidence for magnetic field effects on the behaviour of <i>Drosophila</i>

Sensitive and selective phenol sensing in denitrifying <i>Aromatoleum aromaticum</i> EbN1<SUP>T</SUP>

Serine 937 phosphorylation enhances KCC2 activity and strengthens synaptic inhibition

The enigmatic nucleus of the marine dinoflagellate <i>Prorocentrum cordatum</i>

A magnetic pulse does not affect free-flight navigation behaviour of a medium-distance songbird migrant in spring

Reply to Monteil et al.: Universal presence of core magnetite biomineralization genes points to ancient symbiosis

Integration and evaluation of magnetic stimulation in physiology setups

Magnetic Biosignatures of Magnetosomal Greigite From Micromagnetic Calculation

Prussian blue technique is prone to yield false negative results in magnetoreception research

No apparent effect of a magnetic pulse on free-flight behaviour in northern wheatears ( Oenanthe oenanthe ) at a stopover site

Conservation of magnetite biomineralization genes in all domains of life and implications for magnetic sensing

Nanomolar Responsiveness of Marine <b><i>Phaeobacter inhibens</i></b> DSM 17395 toward Carbohydrates and Amino Acids

Author Correction: Diminished growth and vitality in juvenile Hydractinia echinata under anticipated future temperature and variable nutrient conditions

Spatially resolved GHz magnetization dynamics of a magnetite nano-particle chain inside a magnetotactic bacterium

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Heiko Schmaljohann

Tilo von Dobeneck

Peter Hore

Katharina Ollefs

Andreas Klingl

Bernd Blasius

Henrik Mouritsen

Uwe Hartmann

Kai Bischof

Roberto Siani

Gabriele Gerlach

Richard J. Harrison

Richard Holland

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