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Highlights 2024

• We are thrilled to present our research at ICNPR 2024 in Kraków. If you want to learn more about our exciting research ranging from marine fungi over G-proteins to Ancient Egyptian artifacts, please stop at posters S1.P139 (Tim Berger), S1.P274 (Bastian Brand), and S3.P100 (Amira Naimi).

• Tim Berger developed a method that allows for substructure annotations of molecular networks by applying MassQL, boosting MS2-based annotation rates for peptides, guiding the isolation of new specialized metabolite from marine fungi (or their endosymbionts?) Have a look at our first research paper :-) Congrats Tim!

We  are very happy that (almost licensed) pharmacist Bastian Brand joined our group. Welcome to the Natural Products Discovery Lab, Bastian!

Highlights 2023

• The NaProDis Lab and the FunctionalMetablomics Lab joined forces for a review on mass spectrometrical approaches to study protein-metabolite interactions. Great job Amira!

• Ein Bericht über den diesjährigen Betriebsausflug bei der Engelhard Arzneimittel GmbH & Co. KG, verfasst von Doktorandin Amira Naimi und Prof. Reher, ist in der Deutschen Apotheker Zeitung erschienen. Vielen Dank noch einmal für die spannende Führung und Organisation von Sonja Hiemenz!

• A great comunity effort covering synergies between omics-based natural product discovery and computational drug design "Artificial intelligence for natural product drug discovery http://bit.ly/488vLOB" was published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery (IF 112) and received astonishing resonance in the media, (currently rankend 2nd among 55 tracked articles of a similar age in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, link to altmetric scores).
  
  

Highlights 2022

• It was a great "Day of Pharmacy" at Marburg University where my colleagues an I were honored to give our Inaugural Lectures

• We are very happy that Sina joined or group in October 2022. Welcome to the NaProDis-Team :-) 

• We are delighted to announce that our research about native metabolomics published in Nature Communications was highlighted in press releases of the Philipps-Universität Marburg and the University of Tübingen (english version)