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Symposia and Guest Lectures
The regularly scheduled Symposia and Guest Lectures focus on emerging topics in the field of membrane biology and the structure, function, and dynamics of membrane-associated macromolecular complexes. Conferences hosted by CRC 1507 connect world-leading scientists from diverse backgrounds (biochemistry, biophysics, chemistry, cell and structural biology, medicine) with the local research community.
Retreats
Annual retreats outside Frankfurt are traditionally seen as a great opportunity to present and discuss project data and student progress in a focused, yet pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. By providing insights into current research, these events also provide a platform to strengthen the corporate identity of all CRC members and to enhance collaborations.
Every two years, the IRTG also organizes PhD retreats, where students at different stages of their doctorate present their research projects.
News
18.12.2024
The CRC welcomes Prof. Dr. Matthias Buck from the Case Western Reserve University in Ohio shortly before Christmas to talk about „Eph receptor and Ras GTPase proteins in and around the membrane: Adventures in solution NMR, Molecular Dynamics Simulations and with Alphafold“.
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The last guest lecture before the Xmas break is given by Prof. Matthias Buck from Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, on Dec 18 at 12:30 in N100/114: "Eph receptor and Ras GTPase proteins in and around the membrane"
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❗️The CRC’s next seminar is coming up on Wednesday, Dec 4, 2024 at 12:30 with Dr. Till Stephan talking about „Investigating cellular architecture at the nanoscale using (live-cell) super-resolution microscopy“ in seminar room N100/015 in the Biocenter.
The collaboration of CRC Projects 08 and 09 resulted in another publication in Nature Communications: Congratulations to the Covino and Heilemann groups!
Congratulations to K. Mineev from CRC Project 10 who recently published an article in Nature Communications