Reinhard Schulz
Reinhard Schulz
Research focus
Subject and university didactics, natural philosophy, anthropology, hermeneutics and cultural philosophy, history of science and technology
Curriculum Vitae
| June 2014 | Election as Director of the Didactic Centre (DiZ) |
| November 2013 | Teaching Award for Socratic Dialogue |
| 2013–2015 | Member of the University Senate of the University of Oldenburg |
| November 2012 | Appointed to the Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oldenburg |
| January 2012 | Co-editor of a 50-volume collected works of Karl Jaspers (KJE) |
| 10/2010 | Member of the DFG Research Training Group ‘Self-Formations: Practices of Subjectification from an Interdisciplinary and Historical Perspective’ |
| 2009–2011 | Member of the University Senate of the University of Oldenburg |
| February–July 2008 | Organisation and coordination of the Jaspers Year 2008 |
| November 2006 | 25th anniversary of service |
| November 2006 | Permanent transfer from the Central Advisory Service to School IV - School of Humanities and Social Sciences |
| May 2006 | Appointment as Adjunct Professor of Philosophy |
| 11/2001–10/2006 | Project leader for the ‘Studium Fundamentale’ programme |
| July 2000 | Habilitation to the degree of Dr. phil. habil. with the award of the venia legendi in ‘Philosophy’ at the University of Oldenburg |
| 11/1996 | Director of the Karl Jaspers Lectures on Contemporary Issues at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Oldenburg |
| 1996–2005 | Lecturer in Philosophy at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences in Vechta |
| 1991–1993 | Research grant in ‘Philosophy of Nature’ as part of the VW preliminary programme for the promotion of the humanities |
| 1986–1996 | Lecturer in Philosophy in Oldenburg |
| February 1985 | Academic and student counsellor at the University of Oldenburg and Oldenburg University of Applied Sciences (Head of the Student Counselling Centre, 1993–1996) |
| January 1985 | Second State Examination for a teaching qualification at upper secondary level |
| July 1984 | Awarded a PhD (Dr. rer. nat.) |
| 1983–1985 | Teacher training for upper secondary education in Bremen |
| 1981–1982 | DAAD scholarship holder at the University of California, San Diego and Santa Cruz |
| 1980 | Commenced doctoral studies and worked as a research assistant in the Department of Biology at the University of Bremen |
| 1977–1981 | Teaching at various grammar schools and adult education centres in Bielefeld and Bremen |
| 1980 | Passed the first State Examination for a teaching qualification in biology and philosophy at grammar schools at the University of Bielefeld |
| 1977–1979 | Student assistant on a molecular genetics research project |
| 1976 | Intermediate degree in Biology |
| 1974–1980 | Studied biology, philosophy and sociology at Bielefeld University |
| 1973 | Abitur at Westfalenkolleg, Bielefeld |
| 1967–1971 | Apprenticeship at the municipal utilities in Bielefeld |
| 1957–1967 | Attended primary and secondary school |
Publications
Monograph
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Hermeneutics of the Natural Sciences. A Philosophy of Finitude from a Historical, Systematic and Applied Perspective. Würzburg.
Editions
Reinhard Schulz (2014–present): Co-editor of the Annotated Complete Edition of the Works, Posthumous Papers and Letters of Karl Jaspers, Schwabe-Verlag, Basel.
Edited conference proceedings and anthologies
Reinhard Schulz (2011): Karl Jaspers. Fundamental Concepts of His Thought, Reinbek (ed., together with Hamid Reza Yousefi, Werner Schüßler and Ulrich Diehl).
Reinhard Schulz (2009): New Concepts in Economics. Business between Sustainability, Culture and Ethics. Festschrift for Reinhard Pfriem, Marburg (together with Irene Antoni-Komar, Marina Beermann, Christian Lautermann, Joachim Müller, Niko Paech, Hedda Schattke and Uwe Schneidewind).
Reinhard Schulz (2009): Truth Is What Unites Us. Karl Jaspers’ Art of Philosophising. International Jaspers Year to mark the 125th anniversary of Karl Jaspers’ birth, Göttingen (in collaboration with Giandomenico Bonanni and Matthias Bormuth).
Reinhard Schulz (2008): Enabling the Future. Food for thought from fifteen years of Karl Jaspers’ lectures on contemporary issues. In honour of the initiator Rudolf zur Lippe, Würzburg.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Why Do We Still Need the Humanities? Oldenburg, (in collaboration with Mario Goldmann, Jens Körsen and Dirk Thomaschke).
Reinhard Schulz (2005): Philosophy in Literary and Aesthetic Forms, Oldenburg: BIS-Verlag.
Essays in conference proceedings and anthologies
Reinhard Schulz (2012): ‘The Belief in Perception and Problems of Making Practices Visible in the Tradition of Merleau-Ponty’. In: Self-Formations. Practices of Subjectivisation from a Historical and Interdisciplinary Perspective, Bielefeld, pp. 351–373.
Reinhard Schulz (2012): Karl Jaspers: Speculation on Being and Nothingness and Living in the Present – Unity or Contradiction? In: Jens Lemanski, Rico Hauswald and Daniel Schubbe (eds.): ‘Why is there anything at all rather than nothing?’, Hamburg, pp. 205–225.
Reinhard Schulz (2012): Against the Unconscious Formulation of Learning Tasks. In: Ludwig Duncker, Hans-Joachim Müller and Bettina Uhlig (eds.): Contemplating – Marvelling – Thinking. Philosophising with Children between Art and Language, Munich, pp. 127–136.
Reinhard Schulz (2012): Faith, Science, and Philosophy. In: Helmut Wautischer, Alan M. Olson and Gregory J. Walters (eds.): Philosophical Faith and the Future of Humanity, Dordrecht, Heidelberg, London, New York, pp. 165–178.
Reinhard Schulz (2012): On Humanity’s Aesthetic Relationship with Nature. In: Katrin and Peter Seele (eds.): Orders in Transition, Baltmannsweiler, pp. 94–110.
Reinhard Schulz (2011): Does Justice Make Us Happy? Philosophising about a Just and Caring Relationship with Nature. In: This Is Where the Future Lies. Children. Values. Climate Protection. Proceedings of the symposium held on 2–3 December 2010 in Potsdam. Leuchtpol, a non-profit organisation for the promotion of environmental education in early childhood, in collaboration with the Working Group for Nature and Environmental Education (ANU), Frankfurt am Main, pp. 60–62.
Reinhard Schulz (2011): Jaspers and Whitehead. In: Oliver Immel/Harald Stelzer (eds.): World and Philosophy. Contributions on political, cultural and social philosophy to the thought of Karl Jaspers, Innsbruck, pp. 55–70.
Reinhard Schulz (2011): Karl Jaspers and Truth. In: Hamid Reza Yousefi, Werner Schüßler, Reinhard Schulz, Ulrich Diehl (eds.): Karl Jaspers. Fundamental Concepts of His Thought, Reinbek, pp. 141–154.
Reinhard Schulz (2011): Explanatory Notes. In: Reinhard Pfriem (ed.): 2nd Spiekeroog Climate Talks. How Much Happiness Is Possible? – In Times of Climate Change. 4–6 November 2010 Proceedings, pp. 72–74.
Reinhard Schulz (2010): A Culture of Questioning, or Against the Mindless Assignment of Learning Tasks. In: Hanna Kiper/Waltraud Meints/Sebastian Peters/Stephanie Schlump/Stefan Schmit (eds.): Learning Tasks and Learning Materials in Competence-Oriented Teaching, Stuttgart 2010, pp. 125–132.
Reinhard Schulz (2010): Explanatory Notes. In: Reinhard Pfriem (ed.): 1st Spiekeroog Climate Talks, 29–31 October 2009: Proceedings, pp. 74–75.
Reinhard Schulz (2010): Questions of Natural Philosophy for the Life Sciences. In: Myriam Gerhard and Christine Zunke (eds.): ‘We Must Make Science More Human Again.’ Aspects and Perspectives of the Philosophy of Nature, Kassel, pp. 183–201.
Reinhard Schulz (2009): Karl Jaspers. In: Dagmar Freist and Wolfgang Erich Müller (eds.): Flashes of Inspiration. Researchers, Inventors and Scholars in the Oldenburg Region, Exhibition at the Oldenburg State Library, Oldenburg, pp. 80–85 (together with Giandomenico Bonanni).
Reinhard Schulz (2009): Karl Jaspers and Hans-Georg Gadamer – a break with tradition? In: Waltraud Meints, Michael Daxner and Gerhard Kraiker (eds.): Raum der Freiheit. Reflections on Idea and Reality. Festschrift for Antonia Grunenberg, Bielefeld, pp. 71–81.
Reinhard Schulz (2009): Richard Rorty. In: Thomas Jung and Stefan Müller-Doohm (eds.): Flying Fish. A Sociology of the Intellectual in 20 Portraits, Frankfurt am Main, pp. 171–183 (with Hartwig Germer).
Reinhard Schulz (2008): What May We Hope For? Nature and History in Arendt and Jaspers. In: Antonia Grunenberg/Waltraud Meints/Oliver Bruns/Christine Hackensee (eds.): Perspectives on Political Thought. On the 100th Birthday of Hannah Arendt, Hannah Arendt Studies 4, Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Brussels, Oxford, Vienna, pp. 93–109.
Reinhard Schulz (2008): What Might We Hope For? Nature and History in Arendt and Jaspers. In: Andreas Cesana/Gregory Walters (eds.): Karl Jaspers: Historical Reality with a View to the Fundamental Questions of Humanity, Würzburg, pp. 135–149.
Reinhard Schulz (2008): Collective Consciousness in the Interstice between Practical Certainty of Life, Self-Care and Reification. In: Karen Gloy (ed.): Collective and Individual Consciousness, Würzburg, pp. 175–190.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Schelling’s Philosophy of Nature and Organic Conception of the Natural Sciences – Discontinuity or Continuity? In: Klaus Brinkmann (ed.): Critical Concepts: German Idealism. Volume Four: New Horizons and the Legacy of German Idealism, Routledge UK, pp. 3–23.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Ambiguities in the Attribution of Moral Responsibility in Companies. In: Thomas Beschorner, Patrick Linnebach, Reinhard Pfriem and Günter Ulrich (eds.): Corporate Responsibility from a Culturalist Perspective, Marburg, pp. 33–43.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Ernst Cassirer’s Phenomenological Distinction between Science and Technology. A Critique of Sociological Research on Science. In: Dimitri Ginev (ed.): Aspects of the Phenomenological Theory of Science, Perspektiven, New Series 21, pp. 174–192.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Why Do We Still Need the Humanities? Or: In Search of a Reconciliation of the Incompatible. In: Mario Goldmann, Jens Körsen, Reinhard Schulz and Dirk Thomaschke (eds.): Why Do We Still Need the Humanities? Oldenburg, pp. 79–94.
Reinhard Schulz (2007): Time and Culture: The Crystallisation Thesis. In Johann Kreuzer and Georg Mohr (eds.): The Reality of Time, Munich, pp. 79–98 (co-authored with Falk Müller).
Reinhard Schulz (2007): 1934/35: The Experiment between Theory and Culture – Ludwik Fleck in Comparison with Karl Popper and Edgar Wind. In: Bozena Choluj / Jan C. Joerden (eds.): From Scientific Fact to Knowledge Production. Ludwik Fleck and his Significance for Science and Practice. (Studies on Ethics in East Central Europe, Vol. 11), Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Brussels, New York, Oxford, Vienna, pp. 95–109.
Reinhard Schulz (2005): Synthetic Biology. An incentive for holistic thinking or the mathematisation of life? In: Karen Gloy / Rudolf zur Lippe (eds.) Wisdom – Knowledge – Information, Göttingen, pp. 153–175.
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Responsibility and Vision – A Philosophical Perspective. In: Britta Konz, Ulrike Link-Wieczorek (eds.): Vision and Responsibility. Festschrift for Ilse Meseborg-Haubold, Münster, pp. 7–20.
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Culture as a Science? A Critique from the Perspective of Cultural Philosophy. In: Research Group on Enterprise and Social Organisation (FUGO, eds.): Perspectives on a Cultural Studies Theory of Enterprise, Marburg, pp. 211–239.
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Communicative Boundaries: The Different Significance of Paradoxes for the Origin of Knowledge in Jaspers and Luhmann. In: Bernd Weidmann (ed.): Existence in Communication. On the Philosophical Ethics of Karl Jaspers, Würzburg, pp. 179–192.
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Expectations in the Mode of Methodological Knowability. On the Relationship between Hermeneutic and Scientific Experience. In: Reinhold Esterbauer, Elisabeth Pernkopf, Schönhart, Mario (eds.): Playing with Reality. On the Concept of Experience in the Natural Sciences, Würzburg, pp. 211–230.
Reinhard Schulz (2003): Organism and Freedom. Hans Jonas’s Phenomenological Interpretation of Modern Biology. In: Wolfgang Erich Müller (ed.): Hans Jonas – From Gnostic Research to the Ethics of Responsibility, Stuttgart, pp. 63–84.
Reinhard Schulz (2003): The Different Significance of Paradoxes for the Origin of Knowledge in Jaspers and Luhmann. In: R. Wisser and L. H. Ehrlich (eds.): Karl Jaspers’ Philosophy. Present and Future, Würzburg, pp. 83–94.
Reinhard Schulz (2003): Solidarity without Responsibility? A Critical Note on Richard Rorty. In: Jürgen Heumann (ed.): Beyond Good and Evil. On the Responsibility of Science and Religion. Volume 4 of the Winter Lectures on Contemporary Issues between Religion and Culture, Oldenburg, pp. 5–16.
Reinhard Schulz (2001): Nietzsche and Rorty. Two Opposing Metaphysical Positions. In: Renate Reschke (ed.): A Turning Point in Time – A Turning Point in Values. International Congress marking the 100th anniversary of Friedrich Nietzsche’s death, 24–27 August 2000 in Naumburg, Berlin, pp. 165–169.
Reinhard Schulz (1999): What Does It Mean to Understand Biology? In: Márta Fehér, Olga Kiss and László Ropolyi (eds.): Hermeneutics and Science. Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp. 171–182.
Reinhard Schulz (1998): ‘Aspects of a naturalistic hermeneutics’. In: Bernulf Kanitscheider and Franz Josef Wetz (eds.): Naturalism and Hermeneutics. Tübingen, pp. 139–167.
Reinhard Schulz (1997): Towards a Hermeneutics of the Natural Sciences. In Uta Loeber-Pautsch et al. (eds.): Across the Disciplines: Contributions from Social, Environmental and Science Studies. Hanover, pp. 419–438.
Reinhard Schulz (1997): Experience and Experiment in Hönigswald and Merleau-Ponty. In: Wolfdietrich Schmied-Kowarzik (ed.): Cognition-Monas-Language. International Hönigswald Symposium in Kassel 1995. Würzburg, pp. 195–210.
Reinhard Schulz (1997): The Ambivalence of Scientific Progress: The Case of the Human Body. In: Detlef Hoffman (ed.): Posture, Gesture, Body Language. The Human Body in Communication. Loccumer Protokolle, 75/96, pp. 9–34.
Reinhard Schulz (1993): Schelling’s Philosophy of Nature and the Organic Conception of the Natural Sciences – Discontinuity or Continuity? In: Karen Gloy and Paul Burger (eds.): The Philosophy of Nature in German Idealism. Stuttgart, pp. 149–174.
Reinhard Schulz (1992): Extraterrestrial Utopias. On the Metaphor of Disappearance. In: Rüdiger Schmidt and Bettina Wahrig-Schmidt (eds.): Philosophical Pocket Calendar. Yearbook on the Conflict of the Schools. Lübeck, pp. 221–229.
Reinhard Schulz (1991): ‘The Beauty of Fractals’: Symbol Formation in the Natural Sciences, in Detlef Hoffmann (ed.): Things and Their Shadows, Loccumer Protocols 1, pp. 121–140.
Journal articles
Reinhard Schulz (2014): Against the Coercion of Method: Experience, Practices and Observation. In: Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie (AZP), Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 71–86.
Reinhard Schulz (2010): The ‘I’ caught between conflict and control. Reflections on identity(ies). In: Journal of Systemic Therapy and Counselling, pp. 74–79.
Reinhard Schulz (2010): Top Hats, Tailcoats and Glass Beads. In: Einblicke No. 51, pp. 20–23.
Reinhard Schulz (2008): Moderator at the event marking Karl Jaspers’ 125th birthday at Oldenburg Castle on 23 February. In: Hans Saner: On the Breadth of Thought and the Reliability of Action. Karl Jaspers in His Time, Oldenburg University Lectures 181, Oldenburg: BIS-Verlag, pp. 7–9.
Reinhard Schulz (2005): Why Metaphysics Anymore? Philosophising at the Crossroads of Construction and Destruction. In: Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie (AZP), Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 253–269.
Reinhard Schulz (2005): Karl Jaspers and the European Idea of Education. In: Jaspers-Jahrbuch, Vol. 18, pp. 43–65.
Reinhard Schulz (2004): Superimpositions. Remarks on media aesthetics concerning Flusser and Nietzsche. In: DIVINATIO Studia Culturologica Series, Volume 20, Autumn–Winter, Sofia, pp. 51–73.
Reinhard Schulz (2002): Education! No, Thank You? On the History and Contemporary Relevance of a Controversial Topic. (Inaugural lecture), Oldenburg University Lectures 137, Oldenburg: BIS-Verlag.
Reinhard Schulz (1999): Representation and Reconstruction. A hermeneutic response to Ian Hacking. In: Journal for General Philosophy of Science 30. Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp. 365–375.
Reinhard Schulz (1997): Time – Phenomenon or Construct? Hermeneutic Reflections on Nature and History, in: Logos, New Series Vol. 4, Issue 2, pp. 96–115.
Reinhard Schulz (1995): Helmholtz and Gadamer: Provocation and Solidarity. On the Origin of Philosophical Hermeneutics in the Spirit of Natural Science. In: Philosophia naturalis 32, pp. 141–154.
Reinhard Schulz (1993): Is there a specific scientific experimental practice for Romanticism? In: Philosophia naturalis 30, pp. 254–277.
Published abstracts
Reinhard Schulz (2004): The relevance of Ernst Cassirer’s distinction between science and technology. - European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) and Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) Conference 2004: “Public Proofs. Science, Technology and Democracy”, Paris, 25–28 August, p. 568.
Reinhard Schulz (2000): What is Scientific Hermeneutics? – European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) and Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) Conference 2000: “Worlds in Transition: Technoscience, Citizenship and Culture in the 21st Century”, University of Vienna, 27–30 September, p. 140
Reinhard Schulz (1998): Non-eliminable Ambiguities in System Theory, Hermeneutics and Science. – International Conference on Science, Technology & Society (STS): “Science and Society – Technological Turn”. Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima, 16–22 March, p. 82.
Reinhard Schulz (1994): Helmholtz and Gadamer: Provocation and Solidarity. On the Generation of Hermeneutics in the Spirit of Science. – European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) Conference on “Science, Technology and Change: New Theories, Realities, Institutions”, Budapest, 28–31 August, p. 272.
Encyclopaedia entries
Reinhard Schulz (1998): Metabolism. In: Joachim Ritter and Karlfried Gründer (eds.), Historical Dictionary of Philosophy, Vol. 10, Basel, cols. 190–197.
Reinhard Schulz (1998): Biological system. In: Joachim Ritter and Karlfried Gründer (eds.), Historical Dictionary of Philosophy, Vol. 10, Basel, cols. 856–862.
Reinhard Schulz (1992): Reproduction. In: Joachim Ritter and Karlfried Gründer (eds.), Historical Dictionary of Philosophy, Vol. 8, Basel, cols. 853–858. Science Education and Subject Didactics Monograph
Reinhard Schulz (1987): Causality and Teleology. The Necessary Reduction of the Philosophy of Science to Metaphysics. In: Working Papers, Series 51, Scientific Institute for School Practice. Bremen. Edited conference proceedings and anthologies
Reinhard Schulz (2001): Introduction to Science: Seeking Closeness – Maintaining Distance. Conference held on 5 May 2000 at the University of Oldenburg, Preprints 433, Oldenburg (ed.).
Reinhard Schulz (1996): Improving Study and Teaching. Oldenburg: BIS-Verlag, (ed.).
Journal articles
Reinhard Schulz (1998): Copernicus and His Time. Report from an interdisciplinary seminar. In: On the Didactics of Physics and Chemistry. Alsbach, Bergstr. 18, pp. 158–160.
Reinhard Schulz (1991): Concepts of Self-Organisation – Outlines of a New Philosophy of Nature? On Holistic Thinking in Science Education. In: Oldenburg Preprints 142, Oldenburg: University, Centre for Pedagogical Professional Practice.
Reinhard Schulz (1988): On the Justification of the Historical-Genetic Approach in Science Education. In: *physica didactica* 15, Issue 3/4, Bad Salzdetfurth, pp. 32–59 (co-authored with Falk Rieß). Essays in conference proceedings and anthologies
Reinhard Schulz (2001): Heterogeneous Expectations. New Demands on Education and Training. In: Introduction to Science. Seeking Closeness – Maintaining Distance. Oldenburg Preprints 433, Oldenburg, pp. 45–55.
Reinhard Schulz (1998): The University as a Life-World – The Disintegration of a Life-World? In: Final Report of the Research Network for Interdisciplinary Social Structure Research (FIS) of the Working Groups on Interdisciplinary Social Structure Research (AGIS) at the Universities of Hanover and Oldenburg 1992–1997. Hanover, pp. 102–104 (in collaboration with Karsten Gerlof, Torsten Gieselmann and Thorsten Schulz).
Reinhard Schulz (1997): Meaning in Nonsense. Sketches from Shampoo University. In: Uta Loeber-Pautsch et al. (eds.): Across the Disciplines. Contributions from Social, Environmental and Science Studies. Hanover, pp. 46–76 (in collaboration with Karsten Gerlof, Torsten Gieselmann, Samira Hammoud, Gerrit Krull, Dana Rade, Thorsten Schulz, Heiko Visser and David Eschrich).
Reinhard Schulz (1996): History of the Natural Sciences. In: Reinhard Böhm and Hergen Manns (eds.), Study Guide: Mathematics/Natural Sciences. Munich, pp. 59–69. (co-authored with Falk Rieß).
Reinhard Schulz (1995): Academic aptitude between business hub and theme park. In: Gudrun Stenzel (ed.), Study Guidance, Information on Academic Further Education, Vol. 58, Oldenburg, pp. 51–67.
Reinhard Schulz (1994): Popularising and Demystifying the Natural Sciences amongst Educated Laypeople. In: Wolfgang Nitsch (ed.), Cultural Forms of Mediation of Societal Relations with Nature, AGIS Texts 5. Oldenburg, pp. 24–33 (co-authored with Wilfried Suhr).
Reinhard Schulz (1994): Learning Natural Sciences as Text Comprehension and Instrument Comprehension – Natural Science Didactics with a Hermeneutic Aim and the Reconstruction of Historical Experimental Practice. In: Wolf Misgeld et al. (eds.), Historical-Genetic Learning in the Natural Sciences. Weinheim, pp. 185–204 (co-authored with Falk Rieß).
Reinhard Schulz (1994): What does it mean to understand biology? Preliminary reflections on a hermeneutic biology. In Wolf Misgeld et al. (eds.): Historical-genetic learning in the natural sciences. Weinheim, pp. 263–286.
Contributions to the Natural Sciences
Monograph
Reinhard Schulz (1984): The circadian rhythm of spore formation in Neurospora crassa: Studies on the role of energy metabolism in rhythmic (frq 1 and frq 7) and mitochondrial (poky, C 93) mutants. Doctoral thesis. Bremen.
Journal articles
Reinhard Schulz (1985): On the Role of Energy Metabolism in Neurospora Circadian Clock Function. In: Chronobiology International Vol. 2 No. 4, Pergamon Press Ltd. 1985, pp. 223–233. (in collaboration with Ulrich Pilatus and Ludger Rensing).
Reinhard Schulz (1984): How does the internal clock work? Approaches to elucidating the molecular mechanism of circadian rhythms. In: Biologie in unserer Zeit 14, Weinheim, pp. 13–19. (in collaboration with Ludger Rensing).
Reinhard Schulz (1979): Sporulation of Mitochondrial Respiratory Deficient mit-Mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. In: Molec. Gen. Genet (MGG). 176, Springer-Verlag, pp. 411–415. (with Elke Pratje, Susanne Schnierer and Georg Michaelis). Published abstracts
Reinhard Schulz (1983): 31P-NMR studies of wild-type and circadian clock mutants of Neurospora crassa. In: Hoppe-Seyler’s J. Physiol. Chem. 364. DeGruyter Berlin/New York, pp. 1214–1215. (with Ulrich Pilatus).
Reinhard Schulz (1982): Evidence for the involvement of energy metabolism within the circadian clock mechanism of Neurospora crassa. In: Hoppe-Seyler’s J. Physiol. Chem. 363. DeGruyter Berlin/New York, p. 957. (in collaboration with Jerry F. Feldman and Ludger Rensing).
