We are a passionate team of interdisciplinary scientists using cutting-edge tools from engineering and biology to advance knowledge and solutions to environmental challenges
In the Stocker lab, we spy on the lives of aquatic organisms. We specialise in the use of imaging to capture and quantify organismal behaviour, from microorganisms to fish, which we study by developing dedicated technology, including microfluidics.
The interactions between microscopic algal cells and bacteria in the oceans play a pivotal role in the global carbon cycle. Researchers at ETH…
Former lab member Dr. Estelle Clerc and her company, CellX, made national headlines last week after securing a contract worth nearly CHF 500,000…
Professor Natasha Blitvic’s successful Simons Foundation Pivot Fellowship highlights the power of interdisciplinary research and the value of one of the world’s most…
The biogeochemical transformations and ecosystem functions of the oceans are governed by the activities and interactions of marine microbial communities. For instance, microbial…
Leaves host a significant part of the plant microbiome, a specialized community of microbes that influences plant tolerance to stress and protection against…
Led by Jonasz Słomka Microbial communities impact human health, global biogeochemical cycles, and plant growth. Properties of microbial communities emerge from the interactions…
