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(Due to reconstruction work, part of the Rensing lab ist currently guest at the Faculty of Biology, University of Freiburg, Schänzlestr. 1, D-79104 Freiburg, office phone +49 761 203-6974)

*The Chondrus crispus* genome has been published in PNAS (UMR press release) Black Forest Summer School on Bioinformatics Sep 10th-13th 2013 The genomes of two nucleomorph-bearers has been published in Nature (UMR press release; BIOSS press release; Nature comment) Black Forest Retreat on Molecular Plant Science, Sep 10th-13th The Cyanophora genome has been published in Science (UFR press release and radio interview; Science comment) The Selaginella genome has been published in Science (UFR press release; NPR interview) The Ectocarpus genome has been published in Nature (UFR press release and radio interview) The Volvox genome has been published in Science** (JGI & UFR press release; comment in Science) Read about P. patens: The Scientist "Moss Makeup" and "A mossy renaissance"
	Left: Cultures of Aulacomnium androgynum, Atrichum undulatum, Plagiomnium undulatum (Anna Beike), Physcomitrella patens (on mineral and sugar-containing medium), Chara vulgaris (Sabine Wodniok). Photography by Andreas Gerhardt. See also: evermoss.de
Press releases: moss genome @ JGI, ASPB, U-FR, Science
MOSS 2013 Prague/CZ, Jun 17-19 Past moss meetings: 2012 NYBG/NY, 2011 Black Forest/GE, 2010 Hokkaido/JP, 2009 St. Louis/MO, 2008 Tampere/FI, 2007 Seoul/KR, 2006 Berkeley/CA, 2005 Brno/CZ, 2004 Freiburg/GE	The 3nd Physcomitrella Genome Workshop (September 13th-15th 2010, Freiburg/GE): mages; 2nd workshop 2009: images

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Homepage of Stefan Rensing
We are located in Freiburg, Germany and work on the evolution of plants with a special focus on the genome of the moss Physcomitrella patens.
Stefan Rensing teaches in the curriculum bioinformatics and systems biology.