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Frontiers in Microbiology|February 21, 2015
Chemotactic preferences govern competition and pattern formation in simulated two-strain microbial communitiesFlorian Centler, Martin ThullnerJournal of Contaminant Hydrology|July 31, 2013
Estimating pathway-specific contributions to biodegradation in aquifers based on dual isotope analysis: theoretical analysis and reactive transport simulationsFlorian Centler, Falk Heße, Martin ThullnerJournal of Theoretical Biology|August 10, 2011
Modeling population patterns of chemotactic bacteria in homogeneous porous mediaFlorian Centler, Ingo Fetzer, Martin ThullnerInternational Journal of Data Mining and Bioinformatics|November 10, 2015
Towards rule-based metabolic databases: a requirement analysis based on KEGGStephan Richter, Ingo Fetzer, Martin Thullner, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|April 4, 2015
Kinetics of Substrate Biodegradation under the Cumulative Effects of Bioavailability and Self-InhibitionMehdi Gharasoo, Florian Centler, Philippe Van Cappellen, et al.Scientific Reports|November 5, 2016
Mycelia as a focal point for horizontal gene transfer among soil bacteriaTom Berthold, Florian Centler, Thomas Hübschmann, et al.Frontiers in Microbiology|April 27, 2018
Functional Resistance to Recurrent Spatially Heterogeneous Disturbances Is Facilitated by Increased Activity of Surviving Bacteria in a Virtual EcosystemSara König, Anja Worrich, Thomas Banitz, et al.Applied and Environmental Microbiology|March 6, 2016
Mycelium-Like Networks Increase Bacterial Dispersal, Growth, and Biodegradation in a Model Ecosystem at Various Water PotentialsAnja Worrich, Sara König, Anja Miltner, et al.Scientific Reports|June 24, 2018
Spatiotemporal disturbance characteristics determine functional stability and collapse risk of simulated microbial ecosystemsSara König, Anja Worrich, Thomas Banitz, et al.Frontiers in Microbiology|August 19, 2016
Bacterial Dispersal Promotes Biodegradation in Heterogeneous Systems Exposed to Osmotic StressAnja Worrich, Sara König, Thomas Banitz, et al.Pageof 7