Perner, M. (2022) Activity-based Screens Developed to Target Novel Enzymes from Marine Resources. Gordon Research Conference, Molecular Basis of Microbial One-Carbon Metabolism, Southbridge, USA

Perner, M. (2019) Enzyme aus hydrothermalen Tiefseequellen katalysieren H₂- und CO₂-Umsetzung in bioelektrochemischen Zellen. Future Energy Science Match 2019, Kiel, Germany

Perner, M. (2019) The uncultured microbial majority and its chemosynthetic potential. InterRidge Theoretical Institute - Hydrothermalism in 4D: current challenges and emerging issues. Banyules, France (keynote talk)

Perner, M. (2018) Biostrom aus der Tiefsee: H₂- und CO₂-Umsetzung in bioelektrochemischen Zellen. Future Energy Science Match 2018, Kiel, Germany

Perner, M. (2018) Habitat-specific microbial communities in hydrothermal chimneys: analogues for studying the possible impact of mining seafloor massive sulfide deposits Symposium on Massive Sulfide and Manganese Nodule Exploration and Environmental Studies, BGR; Hannover, Germany

Sass, K., Böhnke, S. and Perner, M. (2018)
Iron, sulfide and hydrogen cycling in Kermadec Arc hydrothermal fluids: microbial turnover rates coupled to transcriptomics give insight into biogeochemical processes Goldschmidt, Boston, USA

Böhnke, S. and Perner, M. (2018)
An activity-based metagenomic screen reveals: RubisCO is not the only enzyme that converts ribulose-1,5-bisposphate. 17^th International Symposium on Microbial Ecology ISME Leipzig, Germany

Perner, M., Böhnke, S., Sass, K. (2018)
Turnover rates coupled to transcriptomics reveal dominant microorganisms responsible for cycling iron, sulfide and hydrogen in Kermadec Arc hydrothermal fluids. VAAM Wolfsburg

Perner, M., Adam, N. & Han, Y. (2017)
The role of hydrothermal venting and deposits for microbial community compositions in the Kairei and Pelagia fields. Symposium on Massive Sulfide and Manganese Nodule Exploration and Environmental Studies, BGR, Hannover, Germany

Böhnke, S. & Perner, M. (2015)
A novel function-based screen suited to seek RubisCOs from metagenomic libraries: improving our understanding of RubisCO regulation and activation mechanisms. Vereinigung für Allgemeine und Angewandte Mikrobiologie (VAAM), Marburg, Germany

Perner, M. (2015)
Hydrothermal Deep Sea Environments Hold a Huge Potential for Seeking Industrially Relevant Enzymes. Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften (HAW), Hamburg, Germany

Perner, M. (2014)
"Gestresste" Mikroben in extremen Habitaten, Meeting on: Stress auf allen Ebenen, Biozentrum Klein Flottbek, Hamburg, Germany

Perner, M. (2013).
Seeking hydrogen uptake active enzymes from the environment. Centre national recherché scientifique, Montpellier, France

Perner, M. (2013)
Novel hydrogen uptake active enzymes from a 464°C hydrothermal vent. Federation of European Microbiological Societies (5^th FEMS Congress), Leipzig, Germany

Böhnke, S. & Perner, M. (2011)
Autotrophic carbon fixation: Advances in biogeochemical interactions, with function based approaches on a metagenomic level as prospect, CAREX Conference on Life in Extreme Environments, Dublin, Ireland

Perner, M & LaRoche, J. (2011)
Controls on microbes in an actively venting chimney and in low-temperature hydrothermal fluids, Goldschmidt, Prague, Czech Republic

Koschinsky, A, Sander, S. Klevenz, V & Perner, M. (2011)
Geo-bio interactions in hydrothermal fluids and their potential role for hydrothermal metal fluxes, Goldschmidt, Prague, Czech Republic

Perner, M., Seifert, R., Strauss, H. & Petersen, S. (2010).
Microbial communities and metabolisms from basalt- and ultramafic-hosted vents. AGU Chapman Conference, Agros, Cyprus

Perner, M. (2008).
From Deep-sea Hydrothermal Vent Habitats: Primary Productivity Based on H₂ Oxidation and Diversity of Uptake H₂ases. MPI Mülheim, Germany

Perner, M. (2008).
Mikroorganismen an hydrothermalen Tiefseequellen. Universität Münster, Germany

und Poster Präsentationen (auf nationalen and internationalen Meetings, e.g., GRC, AGU, EGU, VAAM)

Scientific journals
Nature Communications, Nature Reviews, Nature Microbiology, ISME Journal, Environmental Microbiology, Applied and Environmental Microbiology, Frontiers in Microbiology, FEMS Microbiology Ecology, PLOS ONE, Microbial Ecology, BMC Microbiology, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Aquatic Microbial

Funding agencies
German Science Foundation (DFG), Germany
National Science Foundation (NSF), USA

French National Research Agency (ANR), France
Schmidt Ocean Institute (Research cruises), USA
International Ocean Drilling Project (IODP)