About the mikroBIOMIK Society

The mikroBIOMIK Society is an association for the promotion of intrinsic curiosity and participation in science - with a focus on invisible creatures.

We are an interdisciplinary network of scientists, physicians, ecologists, teachers, artists and other curious people exploring various strategies for disseminating knowledge and experience.

Dr. Julian Chollet

Molecular biologist

Researching in the field of micro- and molecular biology with a focus on microbes, fungi and bacteriophages. Experiments with participative science and teaches at Bauhaus-University Weimar.

Member of the Hackteria network and founder of mikroBIOMIK

Alicia Charennat

Nature conservationist and Entrepreneur

Works towards the conservation and restauration of forest-ecosystems. Together with a group of IT specialists, she develops sensor networks for the quantification of environmental data.

Co-founder and manager of the Aja project for ecosystem monitoring at foldAI

Malte Larsen

Ecosystem manager

Researches experimental mushroom cultivation, practices lactic fermentation and develops innovative methods for the urban plant and fungal food production of the future.

Alumni of the University for Sustainable Development Eberswalde. Team-manager at FEZ Berlin.

Dr. Mona Schreiber

Anthropologist and artist

Researches the cultural history of our crops in the field of domestication genomics. She is searching for innovative ways of science communication through the combination of art and natural sciences.

More about Mona at besenkunst.de

Josephine Blersch - PhD student, teacher, actress

Dr. Josephine Blersch

Nanotechnologist and actress

Researching nanotechnology in the context of regenerative medicine. Wants to build a bridge between artistic expressions and science.

Part of the Marie Curie Alumni Association and the science theater "Marionet"

Mark Klawikowski

Artist, puppeteer, musician

Is interested in the connections between art and science. As a cartoonist and illustrator of various books, he creates fascinating new worlds and thus enables creative, playful learning – soon also on this website.

Founder of the participatory theater "Spontanello"

Anja Thomas

Doctor

Beliefs that mind and matter interact closely. She is particularly interested in the relationship between intestinal flora and psyche.

Part of the university group "Uni MIND - psychedelic science"

Maya Minder

Artist and cook

Researches the importance of microbes for daily life. Her workshops are about cultivating communities and culinary delights. Fermenting and the focus on the own microbiome play a key role in this process.