RTG 2737 – STRESSistance
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Strategies for resolving protein function
During today's Practice & Theory seminar with Tanja Maritzen, our doctoral students learned a lot about strategies for resolving protein function. This included information on how to use litereature and databases for gaining information about the protein of...
New PhD student spokespersons elected
I have the pleasure to announce the new PhD students spokespersons for the upcoming one and a half years: Subasini Thangamani (Computational Biology) has been elected as the first and Benjamin Ziehmer (Nanophysiology) as the second spokesperson. We are pleased that...
Results of “Scientific modelling” workshop
In addition to the talk- and poster sessions, the agenda of the latest PhD student retreat (31 March/1 April 2025 in Altleiningen) also included a creative workshop in which groups of our doctoral students modelled aspects of the STRESSistance research programme. At...
Successful third PhD student retreat
On Monday and Tuesday of this week (31 March/1 April 2025), our PhD students met for their third self-organised retreat, this time at the youth hostel in Altleinigen. In addition to various lecture and post-sessions, the programme also included a scientific modelling...
How do (plant) cells react after the onset of stress?
Today we had a great seminar with our PI Ekkehard Neuhaus on the characteristics of stress, the most conserved cellular reaction, stress-reducing compounds and some examples out of his lab of how plants respond to stress. The seminar was particularly valuable for our...
Welcome to our new PhD student Laura
We cordially welcome Laura Pirrung Martinez as new doctoral student within our STRESSistance RTG. Laura will work on a project in Jan Pielage's group (Zoology & Neurobiology). We are happy to have Laura on board, wish lots of success for her project and look...
How to become a professor in Germany
During today's seminar, our doctoral students received valuable information and numerous tips on the career path “Professorship in Germany”. Based on his own career path, various career stages and respective requirements were adressed (duration/grade PhD,...
Hands-on session with STED microscopy
During today's Theory & Practice Seminar, our PhD students had the opportunity to test whether their proteins/samples/cells can benefit from the application of STED super-resolution microscopy. After a short theoretical recapitulation of the principles and...
Guest seminar with Toshiya Endo
Today we had the honor of welcoming Professor Toshiya Endo from the Faculty of Life Sciences of the Kyoto Sangyo University in Japan as a guest speaker at our Research Training Group. After a rather entertaining preliminary meeting with our doctoral students including...
New paper! Congratulations to Jan-Eric and Zuzana!
We are delighted about a new publication in our Research Training Group. Congratulations to the authors, especially to our PhD student Jan-Eric and our PI Zuzana (for details, please visit...