RTG 2737 – STRESSistance
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Saumik’s research internship in our RTG
From August 10 to 18, 2025 we had the pleasure to host Saumik Das in our RTG within the frame of a collaboration between the Zanvyl Krieger Mind-Brain Institute at The Johns Hopkins University (USA) and the Neurobiology lab of our PI Jan Pielage. Back home, Saumik...
New joint STRESSistance publication
We are delighted about a new joint STRESSistance publication. Congratulations to the authors, especially to our PhD students Saskia Rödl, Annika Egeler and Felix Jung, as well as to our PIs Zuzana Storchová, Timo Mühlhaus and Johannes Herrmann,, Rödl S, Hoffman Y,...
Guest seminar with Nora Vögtle
Today we had the pleasure to welcome Nora Vögtle, group leader at the ZMBH of the University of Heidelberg, for a guest talk and a round table discussion with STRESSistance trainees. Her great talk on how protease networks shape the mitochondrial proteome was highly...
Anna successfully completed her PhD
Congratulations to Anna Probst (Schroda lab) on the successful defense of her doctoral thesis within our RTG entitled “Expanding the scope of C. reinhardtii as a biotechnological host and investigating the role of the chaperone partners HSP70B and CDJ2 on VIPP1’s...
Oxidative stress – origin and development of a scientific concept
Today's Practice & Theory seminar with our PI Marcel Deponte dealt with oxidative stress. While the first “theoretical part” was mainly about definitions of oxidative stress, the second “practical part” showed common do's and don'ts in redox research using several...
New paper! Congratulations to Claire, Ekkehard and our visiting researcher Joachim
We are delighted about a new STRESSistance publication. Congratulations to the authors, especially to our PhD student Claire Scheid, our PI Ekkehard Neuhaus and our visiting researcher Joachim Scholz-Starke from the Institute of Biophysics in Genoa, who has started...
Scientific publishing from A to Z and back
We would like to thank our PI Zuzana Storchová for today's very interactive seminar on scientific publishing. We learned a lot about the whole process (e.g. about the different steps of manuscript preparation, the criteria for journal selection, Impact factors, the...
Your Data, Your Brand: Becoming a FAIR Content Creator in 2025
Today we would like to thank our PI Timo Mühlhaus (Computational Systems Biology) for an extremely interesting seminar on FAIR data management. The many tips and hints are certainly very helpful for our doctoral students with regard to handling their research data.
Welcome to our visiting researcher Shunsuke from Japan
This week we cordially welcomed Shunsuke Matsumoto, Assistant Professor in the Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology at the Faculty of Agriculture of Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan. Shunsuke will be hosted by Hannes Herrmann/Cell Biology for the next 5...
From ideas to a scientific proposal
In yesterday's Practice & Theory seminar with our associated PI Stefanie Müller-Schüssele, our doctoral students were offered the opportunity to learn how to develop their own project ideas and what it takes to write their own project proposals. Thank you very...