Events

Monday, 31 January 2022, 1:00 pm s.t., Zoom

“State of the art optogenetic tools: An overview”

Dr. Thomas Mager, Institute for Auditory Neuroscience, UMG & MBExC application specialist in Optogenetics

Description: Optogenetics is of key importance for the investigation of excitable cell networks and bears potential for future medical treatments. The seminar provides an overview about state of the art optogenetic tools for remote control of excitable cell activity.

Virtual Lecture / internal HSC/MBExC event

The Hertha Sponer College Lecture Series is addressed to interested students, PhD candidates, postdocs, and PIs. The overall idea is to fundamentally explain research by providing an overview about the general aims of the six MBExC Research Alliances with special focus on the specific techniques that are developed and applied. The lectures take place on Tuesdays at 5 pm within the semester term, and are offered by MBExC PIs. Subsequent to lecture and discussion, Hertha Sponer College members have the opportunity to “Meet-the-PI” and each other for asking more specific or general questions, networking and socializing.

For log-in information please contact: ed.negnitteog-inu.dem@darnoc.ekieh

The Hertha Sponer College Lecture Series is addressed to interested students, PhD candidates, postdocs, and PIs. The overall idea is to fundamentally explain research by providing an overview about the general aims of the six MBExC Research Alliances with special focus on the specific techniques that are developed and applied. The lectures take place on Tuesdays at 5 pm within the semester term, and are offered by MBExC PIs. Subsequent to lecture and discussion, Hertha Sponer College members have the opportunity to “Meet-the-PI” and each other for asking more specific or general questions, networking and socializing.

For log-in information please contact: ed.negnitteog-inu.dem@darnoc.ekieh

The Hertha Sponer College Lecture Series is addressed to interested students, PhD candidates, postdocs, and PIs. The overall idea is to fundamentally explain research by providing an overview about the general aims of the six MBExC Research Alliances with special focus on the specific techniques that are developed and applied. The lectures take place on Tuesdays at 5 pm within the semester term, and are offered by MBExC PIs. Subsequent to lecture and discussion, Hertha Sponer College members have the opportunity to “Meet-the-PI” and each other for asking more specific or general questions, networking and socializing.

Session:  “Organized Protein Assemblies”

08 March 2022: “tba”, Prof. Dr. Niels Voigt, Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology, UMG

22. March 2022: “tba”, Prof. Dr. Sarah Köster, Institut of X-Ray Physics, Uni-Phys

For log-in information please contact: ed.negnitteog-inu.dem@darnoc.ekieh

The Hertha Sponer College Lecture Series is addressed to interested students, PhD candidates, postdocs, and PIs. The overall idea is to fundamentally explain research by providing an overview about the general aims of the six MBExC Research Alliances with special focus on the specific techniques that are developed and applied. The lectures take place on Tuesdays at 5 pm within the semester term, and are offered by MBExC PIs. Subsequent to lecture and discussion, Hertha Sponer College members have the opportunity to “Meet-the-PI” and each other for asking more specific or general questions, networking and socializing.

Session:  “Organized Protein Assemblies”

For log-in information please contact: ed.negnitteog-inu.dem@darnoc.ekieh