Klaus Jürgens is affiliated with the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research in Germany. Their research contributions primarily focus on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, with particular attention to ecology, oceanography, molecular biology, environmental chemistry, and atmospheric science.
The main topics addressed in their work include:
Jürgens has authored several recent papers covering various aspects of marine and environmental microbiology. Notable publications include:
Their frequent co-authors include Christiane Hassenrück, Christian Meeske, Sara Beier, Gregor Rehder, and Judith Piontek. These collaborations underline a consistent engagement with researchers in microbial and marine ecological studies.
Jürgens' publications have appeared most frequently in the following venues:
Daniel Pr Herlemann;Matthias Labrenz;Klaus Jürgens;Stefan Bertilsson
Klaus Jürgens;Carsten Matz
Klaus Jürgens;Hans Güde
Klaus Jürgens;Jakob Pernthaler;Sven Schalla;Rudolf Amann
Klaus Jürgens
Carsten Matz;Peter Deines;Jens Boenigk;Hartmut Arndt
Lutz Becks;Frank M. Hilker;Horst Malchow;Klaus Jürgens
Julia Wohlers;Anja Engel;Eckart Zöllner;Petra Breithaupt
Gianluca Corno;Klaus Jürgens
Jana Grote;Thomas Schott;Christian G. Bruckner;Frank Oliver Glöckner
David J. S. Montagnes;Ana B. Barbosa;Jens Boenigk;Keith Davidson
Angelika Rieck;Daniel P. R. Herlemann;Klaus Jürgens;Hans-Peter Grossart;Hans-Peter Grossart
Silke Langenheder;Klaus Jürgens
Jana Grote;Günter Jost;Matthias Labrenz;Gerhard J. Herndl
Eckart Zöllner;Barbara Santer;Maarten Boersma;Hans-Georg Hoppe
Klaus Jürgens;Ramon Massana
Carsten Matz;Klaus Jürgens
Carsten Matz;Klaus Jürgens
Eckart Zöllner;Eckart Zöllner;Hans-Georg Hoppe;Ulrich Sommer;Klaus Jürgens;Klaus Jürgens
Erik Jeppesen;Martin Søndergaard;Asger Roer Pedersen;Klaus Jürgens
Daniel P. R. Herlemann;Daniel Lundin;Matthias Labrenz;Klaus Jürgens
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