​In our latest publication we assess the biogeography of Symbiodinium comunites associated with coral hosts around the Arabian Peninsula.

In our latest publication we introduce our new database Reefgenomics.org.​

The genome of Symbiodinium microadriaticum​ sheds new light on the mechanisms of the coral-agla symbiosis

Cover image for Ocean One in IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine

Read about how the newly developed underwater humanoid robot Ocean One may help to explore the marine environment.

Find out how viruses may affect thermal sensitivity in Symbbiodinium!

Carol Buitrago wins 1st place in ICMERS poster competition!​​

​​Join us this Sunday at the SciCafe to learn eveything about coral bleaching!​

Read all about our environmental monitoring in the Central Red Sea!​​

The symbiotic status of Aiptasia determines its microbiome structure.

​Mediterranean gorgonian-associated microbial communities telling stories about pollution. Have a read!

​How do corals and their algal symbiont Symbiodinium establish symbiosis? Have a read!

​Our latest review characterizes the extremely diverse and flexible symbionts of the genus Endozoicomonas. Have a read!

​We have characterized the prokaryotic coral symbiont Endozoicomonas in Stylophora pistillata and Pocillopora verrucosa. The bacteria form large endodermal aggregations and are specific in P. verrucosa whereas S. pistillata associates vary spatially.

​We congratulate Anna for defending her PhD!

​Check out our latest publication on the microbiome of the red coral Corallium rubrum.

Nature Middle East: ​Science in Saudi Arabia. Have a read on the current development - and what Chris thinks about it.

​How to explain evolutionary success of corals from a genomic point of view? Have a look at our latest publication!

​Have a read: The press release of our latest eLife publications features the World's largest coral gene database created!

​OceanOne gets attention. Have a look at this awesome robot!