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==Current Address==
==Current Address==
Dr. Axel Schwekendiek<BR>
Dr. Axel Schwekendiek<BR>
Assistant Professor (C1)<BR>
Assistant Professor <BR>
Dept. of Plant Breeding & Biotechnology (350c)<BR>
University of Northern Iowa<BR>
University of Hohenheim<BR>
Dept. of Biology<BR>
D-70593 Stuttgart<BR>
Cedar Falls, IA, 50614-0421<BR>
Germany<BR>
USA<BR>
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phone: +49 711 459-2342<BR>
phone: +1 (319) 273-2454<BR>
fax:   +49 711 459 2343<BR>
fax: +1 (319) 273-7125<BR>
Email: mailto:schwekdk@uni-hohenheim.de<BR>
Email: mailto:axel.schwekendiek@uni.edu<BR>
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==Who am I?==
==Who am I?==


I have my foundation in plant biochemistry and plant biotechnology with a strong focus on the development of 'value added plants' by genetic engineering. Since I moved to Hohenheim I did a lot of teaching and developed a strong interest in synthetic biology. Since 2004 I am member of the evaluation panel for Synthetic Biology under the NEST Pathfinder initiative of the EU.  
I have my foundation in plant biochemistry and plant biotechnology with a strong focus on the development of 'value added plants'. Since I moved to Hohenheim I did a lot of teaching and developed a strong interest in synthetic biology. Although I joined the evaluation panel for projects submitted under the Synthetic Biology initiative of the NEST Pathfinder call of the EU in 2004, I am still looking for a role of plant science in Synthetic Biology. I have the impression that plant sciences are under represented in the field of Synthetic Biology and I am wondering why.  
 
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2000-current: Assistant Professor for Plant Biotechnology, Univ of Hohenheim, Germany
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1999-2000: Postdoc Plant Pathology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Beginning with the fall semester 2006, I have joined the biology faculty of the University of Northern Iowa. I have plans to more engage in Synthetic Biology research and I hope that I will find ways to emphasize the specific advantages of plants in this endeavour. I very much like the idea of the Wiki and especially that of OpenWetWare. Thanks to everybody who made this possible and to those who contribute to its content.
1995-1998: Database Admin and Software Developer, Genoma GmbH, Germany
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1994: Ph.D. Biochemistry, Univ of Marburg, Germany
1991: M.Sc. Chemistry, Univ. of Marburg, Germany


2006-current: Assistant Professor for Biology, Univ of Northern Iowa, IA, USA<BR>
2000-2006: Postdoc Plant Biotechnology, Univ of Hohenheim, Germany<BR>
1999-2000: Postdoc Plant Pathology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA<BR>
1995-1998: Database Admin and Software Developer, Genoma GmbH, Germany<BR>
1994: Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Univ of Marburg, Germany<BR>
1991: M.Sc. in Chemistry, Univ. of Marburg, Germany<BR>
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==Research Interests==
==Research Interests==

Latest revision as of 22:07, 17 November 2008

Current Address

Dr. Axel Schwekendiek
Assistant Professor
University of Northern Iowa
Dept. of Biology
Cedar Falls, IA, 50614-0421
USA

phone: +1 (319) 273-2454
fax: +1 (319) 273-7125
Email: mailto:axel.schwekendiek@uni.edu

Who am I?

I have my foundation in plant biochemistry and plant biotechnology with a strong focus on the development of 'value added plants'. Since I moved to Hohenheim I did a lot of teaching and developed a strong interest in synthetic biology. Although I joined the evaluation panel for projects submitted under the Synthetic Biology initiative of the NEST Pathfinder call of the EU in 2004, I am still looking for a role of plant science in Synthetic Biology. I have the impression that plant sciences are under represented in the field of Synthetic Biology and I am wondering why.

Beginning with the fall semester 2006, I have joined the biology faculty of the University of Northern Iowa. I have plans to more engage in Synthetic Biology research and I hope that I will find ways to emphasize the specific advantages of plants in this endeavour. I very much like the idea of the Wiki and especially that of OpenWetWare. Thanks to everybody who made this possible and to those who contribute to its content.

2006-current: Assistant Professor for Biology, Univ of Northern Iowa, IA, USA
2000-2006: Postdoc Plant Biotechnology, Univ of Hohenheim, Germany
1999-2000: Postdoc Plant Pathology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
1995-1998: Database Admin and Software Developer, Genoma GmbH, Germany
1994: Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Univ of Marburg, Germany
1991: M.Sc. in Chemistry, Univ. of Marburg, Germany

Research Interests

Schwekendiek Lab

--Axel 08:34, 22 March 2006 (EST)