Reinhart Koselleck-Projects at Bonn University
This programme enables outstanding researchers with a proven scientific track record to pursue exceptionally innovative, higher-risk projects. Funding is granted up to 1.25 million Euros for 5 years.
© UKB/ R. Müller
Christoph Wilhelm
The project "Feeding the microbiome in infection-induced anorexiaaims" aims to explore the unappreciated interactions and trade-offs between host and microbial metabolism during pulmonary infections. Through this research, we aim to reconceptualize disease pathologies by focusing on microbial metabolism, with the goal of pinpointing targeted nutritional, antibiotic-independent strategies tailored to pacify bacteria when needed.
Funding since 2025
Franziska Geiser, Cornelia Richter
KDeveloping an interdisciplinary concept of “ambivalence-sensitive thoughtfulness. Reflexive resilience for young professionals in healthcare and pastoral/spiritual care.
Funding since 2025
© Universitätsklinikum Bonn (UKB) / Rolf Müller
© Universität Bonn/Barbara Frommann
Matthias Schott
Within the Neutrinos@LHC research project, a new active neutrino detector at the FASER experiment, aFASERv, will be designed, constructed, installed and operated during the Run 4 of the LHC.
Funding since 2025
Ulrich Benjamin Kaupp
Gating of ion channels and shutdown of G-protein-coupled receptors revealed by kinetic DEER spectroscopy.
funded since 2019
Reinhart Koselleck Projektleiter U. Benjamin Kaupp
© Benjamin Kaupp
Reinhart Koselleck Projektleiter Martin Weitz
© Gregor Hübl / Uni Bonn
Martin Weitz
Collisionally induced laser cooling of ultradense molecular gases
funded 2010 - 2017
Kontakt
Dr. Katrin Hahlen Dipl. Biol.
© Barbara Frommann/Uni Bonn