Wolfgang Gärtner is a researcher affiliated with the Max Planck Society in Germany. Their work primarily spans the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences as well as Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. Within these domains, their research interests focus significantly on Plant Science and Molecular Biology, supplemented by work in Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, and Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics.
The scientist's research centers around several main topics including light effects on plants, photosynthetic processes and mechanisms, and photoreceptor and optogenetics research. Additional topics include plant molecular biology research, bioluminescence and chemiluminescence research, biocrusts and microbial ecology, as well as photoacoustic and ultrasonic imaging.
Wolfgang Gärtner has published extensively, with frequent contributions to journals such as Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, and ChemPhysChem.
Notable recent papers include:
Among Wolfgang Gärtner's frequent collaborators are Chen Song, Jörg Matysik, Kai-Hong Zhao, Aba Losi, and Lisa Köhler, reflecting a collaborative research environment.
Manuela Stierl;Patrick Stumpf;Daniel Udwari;Ronnie Gueta
Thomas Drepper;Thorsten Eggert;Franco Circolone;Achim Heck
Jon Hughes;Tilman Lamparter;Franz Mittmann;Elmar Hartmann
Aba Losi;Eugenia Polverini;Benjamin Quest;Wolfgang Gärtner
Aba Losi;Wolfgang Gärtner
Tilman Lamparter;Franz Mittmann;Wolfgang Gärtner;Thomas Börner
Chen Song;Georgios Psakis;Christina Lang;Jo Mailliet
Aba Losi;Wolfgang Gärtner
A Losi;W Gärtner
P. Hegemann;W. Gärtner;R. Uhl
Ulrich Krauss;Bui Quang Minh;Aba Losi;Wolfgang Gärtner
Aba Losi;Benjamin Quest;Wolfgang Gärtner
Wolfgang Gartner;Paul Towner
Harald Foerstendorf;Christian Benda;Wolfgang Gärtner;Max Storf
Sarah Raffelberg;Madina Mansurova;Wolfgang Gärtner;Aba Losi;Aba Losi
Marc G. Müller;Ingo Lindner;Iris Martin;Wolfgang Gärtner
Thierry Rohmer;Christina Lang;Jon Hughes;Lars-Oliver Essen
Christoph K. Meyer;Monika Böhme;Andreas Ockenfels;Wolfgang Gärtner
Ulrich M. Ganter;Wolfgang Gaertner;Friedrich Siebert
Anja Remberg;Ingo Lindner;Tilman Lamparter;Jon Hughes
Marcela Avila-Pérez;Jocelyne Vreede;Yifen Tang;Onno Bende
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