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SUMMARY:RMU-RNA Salon - "Genomics approaches in RNA biology"
DESCRIPTION:10. Mini-Symposium\n“RNA condensates & computational biology”\n  \n\nKeynote speaker \nDorothee Dormann (IMB/JGU Mainz) – “RBP phase transitions & neurodegeneration” \nGerhard Hummer (MPI Frankfurt) – “modelling of disorder & phase separation” \n\nInvited speaker \nBernhard Hampölz (MPI Frankfurt) – ” phase separation & nuclear envelope dynamics” \nStefan Müller (GU Frankfurt) – “RNA condensates & protein quality control” \nMichaela Müller-McNicoll (GU Frankfurt) – “subcellular architecture & gene expression control” \nLukas Stelzl (IMB Mainz) -“RBP recognition by condensates & simulations” \nKathi Zarnack (GU Frankfurt) – “RNA regulation & P-bodies” \n\nSubmit an abstract for a short talk or poster! \nRegistration is free at https://bit.ly/3SftutA \n10. RMU-RNA Salon – Flyer \n  \nFurther information: RMU-RNA-Salon@uni-frankfurt.de
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/rmu-rna-salon-genomics-approaches-in-rna-biology/
LOCATION:Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies\, Riedberg Campus\, Room 0.100\, Frankfurt\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Picture a Scientist - an interactive workshop to raise awareness for diversity
DESCRIPTION:Together with the SFB 1361 and GenEvo we are hosting an afternoon workshop to focus on empowerment and to raise awareness for diversity and against discrimination in order to promote a gender- and diversity-sensitive work and research culture. \nScience careers are about the science\, and they’re also about the people – including how people think about\, and treat\, each other. We all want a science system that rewards good ideas and good research and which treats everyone fairly. We also as a group have experienced or suspected (or maybe remained oblivious to) the reality that science systems are not always operating fairly for everyone. And when we lose good ideas and good people to injustices\, we collectively hurt the quality of the science and our own ethics and values. Let’s look together at some of these themes that we inherited from the past and still live with today in order to change the system for the better. \nWe would like to invite all group leaders\, postdocs and PhD students to join us for a productive discussion and lively exchange of views at our first event on Monday\, April 24 2023 4.15-9 pm at IMB\, followed by dinner. What we have planned is: \n\nan interactive workshop led by Prof. Heather Hofmeister\, looking at patterns in our own and others’ experiences in Germany and comparing German academic power structures to those in other countries\, followed by\nthe screening of the documentary feature-length film from 2020 called “Picture a scientist” about the experiences of underrepresented groups in several fields of science\, and afterwards\,\nwork out conclusions and solutions together – and then we get to the pizza!\n\n  \nAbout the moderator \nHeather Hofmeister is a Professor\, Speaker\, Leader\, Coach\, Writer\, and Researcher. She holds a full Professorship for Sociology of Work at the Goethe University\, Frankfurt and is co-director of the Center for Leadership and Behavior in Organizations (CLBO). She researches and speaks internationally on topics in work\, gender\, diversity\, leadership\, careers\, and science\, using a life course and international comparative perspective. \nHofmeister served three years as Vice-Rector at RWTH Aachen University as the first woman in the Rectorate from age 35 and held the first professorship of Sociology with the specialty in Gender and Life Course Research there. In Frankfurt\, she served as Chair of the Department of Sociology\, Chair of the Board of Examiners\, and Dean of Studies at the Goethe University Faculty of Social Sciences. She has led and currently leads large interdisciplinary research projects as PI\, serves on the Board of Trustees of the Technical University of Munich (TUM)\, and served on the Board of Trustees at the University of Bamberg. Hofmeister is a trained coach\, and she facilitates groups and classes of up to 800. Hofmeister came to Germany from the USA with a Ph.D. from Cornell University in 2002. https://www.heather-hofmeister.com/ \n  \nAbout the Movie: Picture a Scientist  \nWho actually does science? And why is it often still “the male scientist” who wins prestige in our imagination? In PICTURE A SCIENTIST\, a female biologist\, a female chemist and a female geologist take on these questions and lead the audience on a journey through the experiences of their academic careers. \nUsing their biographies as examples\, the film deals with a variety of problems that are also relevant in the German university system. These include sexualised harassment in everyday university and research life\, exclusion mechanisms and unequal treatment\, multiple discrimination and the role of leaders and institutions. The film shows the achievements of the past decades\, but also makes visible the resistance women have to face at every level of the academic world. It has a disturbing\, outrageous effect – and calls for action. \n  \n\nThis workshop is open to to all members in our network(s). You may register by filling out our online form here: https://forms.office.com/e/900buyAJbv  Registration will come on a first-come\, first-served basis.
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/picture-a-scientist-an-interactive-workshop-to-raise-awareness-for-diversity/
LOCATION:Institute of Molecular Biology\, Ackermannweg 4\, Mainz
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SUMMARY:General Assembly of the SFB 1551
DESCRIPTION:This will be the SFB 1551 ‘s first general assembly for all members and associates where we will be discussing general topics such as budgets\, seminar talks and planned retreats/summer schools. \n\nWe have 3 talks planned by PIs who’d like to join our network: \nCarla Schmidt (Biochemistry) \nJan Padeken (IMB) \nShikha Dhiman (Chemistry)
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/general-assembly-of-the-crc-1551/
LOCATION:Schulz-Horner Gebäude\, C02\, Duesbergweg\, Mainz\, 55128\, Germany
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SUMMARY:TRR 319 - RMaP and SFB 1551 Seminar - Frederic Allain & Elizabeth Hartland
DESCRIPTION:Talk announcement for the seminar of TRR 319 – RMaP and the SFB 1551 \n\n*FUS RNA binding\, phase separation and aging as studied by NMR spectroscopy* \nby Prof. Dr. Frederic Allain\, Institute of Biochemistry \nETH Zurich\, Switzerland \n  \n*“Legionella\, host cell RNA and immunometabolism* \nby Prof. Elizabeth Hartland\, Monash University \nDirector and CEO\, Hudson Institute of Medical Research\nFaculty of Medicine\, Nursing and Health Sciences\, Australia
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/trr-319-rmap-and-sfb-1551-seminar-frederic-allain-elizabeth-hartland/
LOCATION:IPBW Seminarraum I EG 00.111\, Staudingerweg 5\, Mainz
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SUMMARY:Biochemisches Kolloquium & SFB 1551 Seminar Series - Dariush Hinderberger
DESCRIPTION:Talk announcement for the Biochemisches Kolloquium (im Wintersemester 22/23) and the SFB 1551 \n\n*Turning protein hydration and dehydration as well as function in protein hydrogels – from elastin-like polypeptides to albumin hydrogels* \nAbstract: Protein self-assembly into phase-separated states or hydrated\, high concentration hydrogels is intricately linked to hydration and dehydration structure and dynamics. Here\, it will be shown how mainly electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy on paramagnetic tracer molecules can be used to characterize phase-separating elastin-like polypeptides and derived polypeptides that show thermal hysteresis. Furthermore\, the vast tuning parameter space of high-concentration protein hydrogels is explored for the platform of albumin-based hydrogels\, hydrogel function can be tuned by e.g. post-translational modification or pH. \nby Prof. Dr. Dariush Hinderberger \nMartin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg\, \nInstitut für Chemie – Physical Chemistry \nDariush_Hinderberger_Talk \n 
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/biochemisches-kolloquium-sfb-1551-seminar-series/
LOCATION:Biocenter II\, Seminarraum EG 00.602\, Hanns-Dieter-Hüsch-Weg 17\, Mainz
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SUMMARY:Colloquium "Macromolecular Sciences" and the SFB 1551 - Evan Spruijt
DESCRIPTION:Talk announcement for the colloquium “Macromolecular Sciences” and the SFB 1551 \n\n*Coacervates as organisers of biomolecular chemistry* \nEvan Spruijt \nInstitute for Molecules and Materials \nRadboud University\, Nijmegen \n\nAbstract: \nCoacervates are condensed liquid-like droplets that can be\nformed with molecules ranging from short peptides and\nnucleotides to long polymers through liquid-liquid phase\nseparation. They have been studied extensively in colloid and\ninterface science for their remarkable materials properties\,\nand now receive increasing attention as in vitro models\nmimicking biomolecular condensates.[1] Moreover\, their\nability to sequester a wide range of biomolecules creates a\nbroad range of opportunities for synthetic cell applications.\nHowever\, challenges remain to control phase separation in\ncrowded environments\, to tune interactions between\ncoacervates and with membranes\, and to tailor coacervates\nfor specific functions. In this talk\, we will focus on addressing\nthese three key challenges by answering the following\nquestions:\n(i) How does the cellular environment affect the formation and\nproperties of biomolecular condensates and other\ncoacervates?[2\,3] (ii) How do coacervates interact with each\nother and with membranes?[4] (iii) How do coacervates\ninfluence the self-assembly and aggregation of proteins?[5] \nReferences\n[1] Coacervates as models of membraneless organelles.\nYewdall\, N.A.\, André\, A.A.M.\, Lu\, T. and Spruijt\, E.\, Curr. Opin. Colloid Int. Sci. (2021)\, 52\, 101416.\n[2] Crowding-induced phase separation and gelling by co-condensation of PEG in NPM1-rRNA condensates.\nAndré\, A.A.M.\, Yewdall\, N.A. and Spruijt\, E.\, Biophys. J. (2022)\, in press.\n[3] ATP:Mg2+ shapes condensate properties of protein-RNA condensates and their partitioning of clients. Yewdall\, N.A.\,\nAndré\, A.A.M.\, Van Haren\, M.H.I.\, Nelissen\, F.H.T.\, Jonker\, A. and Spruijt\, E.\, Biophys. J. (2022)\, 121\, 3962-3974.\n[4] Endocytosis of coacervates into liposomes. Lu\, T.\, Liese\, S.\, Schoenmakers\, L.\, Weber\, C.A.\, Suzuki\, H.\, Huck\, W.T.S. and\nSpruijt\, E.\, JACS (2022)\, 144\, 13451-13455.\n[5] Biomolecular condensates can both accelerate and suppress aggregation of α-synuclein. Lipiński\, W.P.\, Visser\, B.S. Robu\,\nI.\, Abolghassemi Fakhree\, M.M.\, Lindhoud\, S.\, Claessens\, M.M.A.E. and Spruijt\, E.\, Science Advances (2022)\, 8\, abq6495.
URL:https://crc1551.com/our-event/colloquium-macromolecular-sciences-and-the-sfb-1551/
LOCATION:MPI-P Lecture Hall\, Ackermannweg 10\, Mainz
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