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Dr. Klaus Fritze | Dr. Klaus Fritze | ||
Research Assistant at GMU / Media Environments | Research Assistant at GMU / Media Environments. Biologist (Dipl. pHD) Molecular Genetics; Plant Breeding; Experimental Neurology | ||
address: Marienstraße 5 | address: Marienstraße 5 | ||
office: Room 305 | <br>office: Room 305 | ||
phone: +49 (0)3643 / 58-3872 | <br>phone: +49 (0)3643 / 58-3872 | ||
email: klaus.fritze | <br>email: klaus.fritze@uni-weimar.de | ||
<br>Website: http://klaus-fritze.de/ | |||
Research Interests | ==Research Interests== | ||
Synthetic Biology | *Synthetic Biology; | ||
*Cloning and Transgenic Organismn; | |||
*Political and experimental Botany; | |||
*Communication and network concepts in nature; | |||
*Classical and contemporary Art approaches connecting living nature; | |||
*Orders and archives of Arts and Sciences; Historic and contemporary chambers of couriosity; | |||
Teaching | ==Teaching== | ||
*Genes&Clones, Workmodule in Cooperation with Vaclav Harsa | |||
*Individual scientific and experimental support in Art projects approaching living Organismn and Biology | |||
*Supporting classes and Seminars from my Colleques Prof Ursula Damm, Mindaugas Gapševičius, Martin Schneider | |||
*Lichenologie in Weimar, Workshop with Dr. Jan Vondrak and Mindaugas Gapševičius | |||
*PostCompost, Fieldresearch, Workmodule in cooperation with Christian Döller | |||
*Patterns of Relation in nature, Fachmodule | |||
*Winning natural habitats, Workmodule in Cooperation with Mindaugas Gapševičius | |||
*Edible Lichen, Natural kitchen workshop | |||
*Lichen in Thuringia Forest, Expedition with Dr. Jan Vondrak | |||
*[[File:2024 Lichenlounge in Havraníky-CZ.pdf|thumb|Lichens cover the earth and were here long before us. They take much longer to grow than yeasts or fungi and, in my opinion, have not yet found their way into the fermenters of biotechnologists, even though they synthesise rare and valuable substances. Lichens are often so specialised that they can colonise areas that are uninhabitable for other organisms. ]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 25 June 2024
Dr. Klaus Fritze
Research Assistant at GMU / Media Environments. Biologist (Dipl. pHD) Molecular Genetics; Plant Breeding; Experimental Neurology
address: Marienstraße 5
office: Room 305
phone: +49 (0)3643 / 58-3872
email: klaus.fritze@uni-weimar.de
Website: http://klaus-fritze.de/
Research Interests
- Synthetic Biology;
- Cloning and Transgenic Organismn;
- Political and experimental Botany;
- Communication and network concepts in nature;
- Classical and contemporary Art approaches connecting living nature;
- Orders and archives of Arts and Sciences; Historic and contemporary chambers of couriosity;
Teaching
- Genes&Clones, Workmodule in Cooperation with Vaclav Harsa
- Individual scientific and experimental support in Art projects approaching living Organismn and Biology
- Supporting classes and Seminars from my Colleques Prof Ursula Damm, Mindaugas Gapševičius, Martin Schneider
- Lichenologie in Weimar, Workshop with Dr. Jan Vondrak and Mindaugas Gapševičius
- PostCompost, Fieldresearch, Workmodule in cooperation with Christian Döller
- Patterns of Relation in nature, Fachmodule
- Winning natural habitats, Workmodule in Cooperation with Mindaugas Gapševičius
- Edible Lichen, Natural kitchen workshop
- Lichen in Thuringia Forest, Expedition with Dr. Jan Vondrak
- File:2024 Lichenlounge in Havraníky-CZ.pdf