Stefan Schillberg is affiliated with the Fraunhofer Society in Germany and specializes in research intersecting biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and agricultural and biological sciences. Their work spans across several subfields, including molecular biology, biotechnology, plant science, ecology, and immunology.
Their research concentrates on topics such as transgenic plants and applications, CRISPR and genetic engineering, plant tissue culture and regeneration, plant virus research studies, enzyme-mediated dye degradation, microbial metabolism and applications, and viral infectious diseases and gene expression in insects.
Among recent publications where Stefan Schillberg is an author, the following are notable:
Frequent publication venues for Stefan Schillberg include Methods in Molecular Biology, Plant Biotechnology Journal, Biotechnology and Bioengineering, Biotechnology Journal, and Future Foods.
Collaborative work is recorded with several coauthors, with frequent partnerships involving Holger Spiegel, Paul Christou, Rainer Fischer, Greta Nölke, and Richard M. Twyman.
Richard M. Twyman;Eva Stoger;Stefan Schillberg;Paul Christou
Rainer Fischer;Eva Stoger;Stefan Schillberg;Paul Christou
Carmen Vaquero;Markus Sack;John Chandler;Jürgen Drossard
Julian K C. Ma;Eugenia Barros;Ralph Bock;Paul Christou
Rainer Fischer;Rainer Fischer;Stefan Schillberg;Stephan Hellwig;Richard M. Twyman
Stefan Schillberg;Nicole Raven;Holger Spiegel;Stefan Rasche
Richard M Twyman;Stefan Schillberg;Rainer Fischer
S. Schillberg;R. Fischer;N. Emans
Stefan Schillberg;Richard M. Twyman;Rainer Fischer;Rainer Fischer
Teresa Capell;Richard M. Twyman;Victoria Armario-Najera;Julian K.-C. Ma
R Fischer;Y C Liao;K Hoffmann;S Schillberg
Stefan Schillberg;Sabine Zimmermann;Andreas Voss;Rainer Fischer
Sabine Zimmermann;Stefan Schillberg;Yu-Cai Liao;Rainer Fisher
Luisa Bortesi;Changfu Zhu;Julia Zischewski;Lucia Perez
Rainer Fischer;Detlef Schumann;Sabine Zimmermann;Jürgen Drossard
Rainer Fischer;Richard M Twyman;Stefan Schillberg
Changfu Zhu;Luisa Bortesi;Can Baysal;Richard M. Twyman
Rainer Fischer;Stefan Schillberg;Johannes F. Buyel;Richard M. Twyman
Rainer Fischer;Jürgen Drossard;Ulrich Commandeur;Stefan Schillberg
Stefan Schillberg;Nicole Raven;Rainer Fischer;Richard M. Twyman
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