Archaea Physiology & Biotechnology Simon K.-M.R. Rittmann
Room: 3.011
Djerassiplatz 1 (UBB)
1030 Vienna, Austria
+43-1-4277-76513
simon.rittmann@univie.ac.at
Our team
Research Focus
1.) Microbial Physiology
with a focus on
- Quantitative comparative physiology of archaea
- Metabolism of methanogens and other anaerobic archaea
- Archaeal utilization and production of gaseous compounds
- Lipidomics of methanogens
- Synthetic Microbiology
2.) Biotechnology
with a focus on
- Archaea Biotechnology
- Co-culture design and engineering
- Dark fermentative biohydrogen production
- Biological methane production from H2/CO2 and CO
- Anaerobic cultivation techniques and fermentation
- Bioprocess development and industrial microbiology
Funding Sources
Outreach
Simon Rittmann and his team discovered that microorganisms can produce amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, from CO2.
Simon Rittmann, co-founder of Arkeon, shares how their discovered technologies are unique and may have groundbreaking impacts.
Simon Rittmann talks about his experience with founding a start-up, Arkeon, while holding a position in academia.
Simon Rittmann diskutiert in einem Expertengespräch zum Thema 'Welchen Beitrag kann grüner Wasserstoff zur Energiewende leisten?'
Group Members
- Angus Hilts, M.Sc.
- Walter Hofmann, M.Sc.
- Andrew King, B.Sc.
- Hayk Palabikyan, M.Sc.
- Nika Pende, PhD
- Barbara Reischl, M.Sc.
- Nicolás Salas Wallach, B.Sc.
Former group members:
- Dr. Annalisa Abdel Azim
- Ipek Ergal, PhD
- Oliver Gräf
- Ece Kocabiyik
- Philipp Kolar
- Lisa-Maria Mauerhofer, PhD
- Lara Pomper
- Christian Pruckner
- Aquilla Ruddyard
- Tilman Schmider
- Benjamin Schupp
- Michael Stadlbauer
- Michael Steiner
- Dr. Ruth-Sophie Taubner
- Sonja Vukotic
- Elisa Zech
- Aaron Zipperle
- Dr. Jennifer Zwicker