SFB 1551 Student Seminar Series Event – Adrian Pinto
A coarse-grained model for SMC mediated loop extrusion.
A coarse-grained model for SMC mediated loop extrusion.
Multivalent Interactions: from bio-inspiration to bio-application By Prof. Dr. Ir. Jurriaan Huskens University of Twente · Department for Molecules & Materials
Talk announcement for René Ketting.
Getting to know the ubiquitin family – analysis & manipulation Posttranslational modifications of proteins play essential regulatory roles in cells as they modulate their targets’ interactions, localization, and stability. This is achieved either by changing the biophysical properties of the...
RNA Technologies Thema: SFB1551 Seminar Series – Methods talk by Julian König Zeit: 23.Jan. 2025 10:30 AM Amsterdam, Berlin, Rom, Stockholm, Wien An Zoom-Meeting teilnehmen https://uni-mainz-de.zoom.us/j/66599643238 Meeting-ID: 665 9964 3238
Quantifying biophysical phenomena: image analysis techniques for fluorescent microscopy By Dr. Sam Wilken University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
Talk announcement for Susanne Gerber
We are happy to announce the upcoming online research ethics lecture, with a specific focus on AI tools and their use, on Wednesday, 26 February at 14:00-15:15. PD Dr Daniel Mertens (DKFZ Heidelberg & Universitätsklinikum Ulm) will give a talk entitled “Next...
2 inactive 4 destruction: Mechanism of genetic quality control in germ cells By Prof. Dr. Volker Dötsch Goethe University Frankfurt · Institute of Biophysical Chemistry
We are very excited to announce that the SFB1551 will be taking part in the Mainzer Fastnacht Rosenmontag Parade! Fastnacht (Carnival) in Mainz is one of the biggest yearly events in the area. Contact us for more information. The featured...
Methods talk by Prof. Dr. Katharina Landfester, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research Title: “Polymer- and peptide-based coacervates in polymeric vesicles". Date: Thursday, 6 March, 2025 Time: 10:30 – 11:30 Room: BZ1 Room 00.187 Abstract: Synthetic vesicles and coacervates have been gaining...
Engineering Enzymatic Reactions and Protein Aggregation with Biomolecular Condensates By Prof. Dr. Paolo Arosio ETH Zurich · Department of Chemistry and Applied Sciences, Institute for Chemical and Bioengineering
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