Nils Rädecker

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nils.radecker@epfl.ch 41 21 693 80 48

Citizenship : Germany

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2387-8567

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EPFL ENAC IIE LGB
GR C2 515 (Bâtiment GR)
Station 2
CH-1015 Lausanne

41 21 693 80 48
41 21 693 76 68
Office: GR C2 515
EPFL > ENAC > IIE > LGB

Web site: Web site: https://lgb.epfl.ch

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Fields of expertise

Host-microbe interactions, nutrient exchange symbioses, endosymbiosis, plastid evolution

Mission

My research focuses on the role of metabolic interactions in the evolution and functioning of photosymbioses. By using simple model systems such as Paramecium and Aiptasia, I aim to understand the fundamental processes that gave rise to endosymbioses and as such the evolution of eukaryotic life.

Awards

MARUM Research Prize for Marine Sciences

Thesis award by the MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences.

2015

ECRS Student Presentation Award

Student presentation award at the European Coral Reef Symposium in Oxford

2017

Publications

Selected publications

N Rädecker, C Pogoreutz, HM Gegner, A Cárdenas, F Roth, J Bougoure, P Guagliardo, C Wild, M Pernice, J-B Raina, A Meibom, CR Voolstra Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America	Heat stress destabilizes symbiotic nutrient cycling in corals
N Rädecker, C Pogoreutz, CR Voolstra, J Wiedenmann, C Wild Trends in Microbiology	Nitrogen cycling in corals: The key to understanding holobiont functioning?
C Pogoreutz, N Rädecker, A Cárdenas, A Gärdes , CR Voolstra, C Wild Global Change Biology	Sugar enrichment provides evidence for a role of nitrogen fixation in coral bleaching
N Rädecker, J-B Raina, M Pernice, G Perna, P Guagliardo, MR Kilburn, M Aranda, CR Voolstra Frontiers in Physiology	Using Aiptasia as a model to study metabolic interactions in cnidarian-Symbiodinium symbioses
N Rädecker, C Pogoreutz Frontiers for Young Minds	Why are coral reefs hotspots of life in the ocean?