Van Kemenade and colleagues from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Reseach (NIOZ) used molecular fossils from an ‘anoxic’ bacterium to trace periods of marine
Dr. Cornelia Welte, Radboud University, former SIAM researcher and now co-PI, has been recently awarded with NWO VIDI Grant of the value of 800.000 Euro
It is always rewarding both for the researcher and his/her supervisor when the efforts are paid back with career steps. This happened recently to SIAM
NIOZ recently published a new SIAM paper about the marine nitrogen cycle under low oxygen conditions, using Mediterranean Sea sapropels as a framework to establish
25.05.2023 Took place today in China the formal ceremony with witch Prof. van Loosdrecht has been introduced as new member of the Chinese Academy of
On April 5, 2023, in the framework of the KNVM Spring Meeting 2023 in Papendal, our SIAM Director Prof. Dr. Mike Jetten had the priviledge
The Prize awards his 25 years of revolutionary wastewater treatment. News 25 April 2022: the development of new technologies for biological wastewater treatment is turning
News 22 April 2022: Generating power while purifying the environment of greenhouse gases should be achievable using bacteria. In a new publication, microbiologists from Radboud
News April 6 2022: We are pleased to inform about this great success. Congratulations to Julia for winning the prestigious award of the Royal Dutch Society of Microbiology (KNVM). The
07 March 2022 – News: During a research expedition to the Benguela upwelling system, PhD student Zoë van Kemenade is filtering sea-water for DNA analysis
