Guest Seminar

Prof. Dr. Joachim Deitmer (external) "Good Scientific Practice" online via Zoom

Prof. Stefan Pfeffer, ZHMB, University Heidelberg “Structural insights into key steps of bacterial ribosome-associated quality” (Pre-talk meeting at 4 pm in 13-360)

Dr. Janine Kirstein, Cell Biology, University Bremen "Chaperone-mediated regulation of the folding and spreading of amyloid proteins"  

Dr. Joachim Scholz-Starke, Institute of Biophysics, National Research Council (CNR), Genoa, Italy "The Curious Case of TMEM16/ Anoctamin Proteins: split into ion channels and phospholipid scramblases"

Prof. Dr. Katrin Philippar, Plant Biology, Saarland University, Saarbrücken "Plant FAX proteins - molecular decoding of fatty acid transport in chloroplasts and ER" (invited by Meerim Arystanbek/Neuhaus group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 3.30 pm in 13-360)

Prof. Dr. Ben Engel, Biozentrum, University of Basel "Exploring the molecular architecture of photosynthetic organelles with cryo-electron tomography" (invited by Saskia Zeifleder & Anna Probst / Schroda group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 4 pm in 23-182)

Prof. Dr. Oliver Ebenhöh, Institut für Quantitative und Theoretische Biologie, Heinrich-Heine-Universität, Düsseldorf “Computational analysis of photosynthetic electron flows linked with oxidative stress” (invited by Felix Jung / Mühlhaus group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 3 pm in 13-360)

Prof. Dr. Jan Riemer, Biochemistry, University Cologne “Redox processes in mitochondrial biogenesis and function” (invited by Büsra Kizmaz & Saskia Rödl / Hermmann group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 3 pm in 13-360)

Prof. Dr. Sean Sweeney, Reader in Neuroscience, Department of Biology, University of York, Heslington, York "Functional linking of constitutive and responsive defences to oxidative stress in neurons" (invited by Johannes Ebding & Dario Lasser / Pielage group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 3 pm in 13-360)

Dr. Laura Czech, Center for Synthetic Microbiology, Philipps-Universität Marburg “Stress adaptation in bacteria: from osmotic stress response to membrane protein biogenesis” Bacteria are masters of change - to survive environmental fluctuations, it requires sensing, signal transduction and adaptation. In their natural habitats, different ecosystems, and host-associated lifestyles bacteria are facing a large variety of biotic […]

Dr. Martin Schattat, Plant Cell Biology, Martin-Luther-University-Halle-Wittenberg, Germany “Plastids control nucleus movement via stromule tethers” (invited by Sadia Sayed Tamanna / Müller-Schüssele group; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 4 pm)

Dr. Katja Hansen, Postdoctoral Fellow bei Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA “Mitochondrial RNA spatial distribution changes as a response to transcription inhibition” (invited by Johannes Herrmann; pre-talk meeting with RTG doctoral students at 3 pm in 13-360)