Category Archives: Lectures

On May 12th, 2023 at 14:00, Igor Ulitsky from the Weizmann Institut of Science will present his research on “Functions and modes of action of cis-acting long noncoding RNAs“ within our TRR 267. Igor Ulitsky will be visiting Phillip Grote´s Group in Frankfurt. His talk we be hybrid to also allow the non-Frankfurt people to join. Further details regarding the venue and the online link will be communicated soon. Please already note this date in your calendars. 
Fur further information, please check out his website: Welcome! | Ulitsky Lab (weizmann.ac.il)

The Methods Seminar for PhD students and postdocs will be continued at 24th of April at 4 pm.

Speakers:

Dr. Sonja Groß (AG Bär, Project B01): “In vivo selection of an AAV2-barcode-GFP library to generate adeno-associated viral vectors targeting cardiac fibroblasts”

Dr. James Oo (AG Brandes, Project A04): “Probing protein-RNA-DNA interactions in cardiovascular disease”

All young researchers of TRR 267 are cordially invited to join the presentations and discussion.

Our next Methods Seminar for Young Researchers is coming soon!

The online seminar will be on August 8th 2022 at 4 p.m.

Presentations:

Clara Hernández Cañás (Project A03): The roles of architectural lncRNAs (arcRNAs) in the splicing response to hypoxia

Anne Dueck (Project B06): Purification and characterization of (cardiac) macrophages

All PhD students and postdocs are welcome to join.

For our next SFB Webinar on Monday, June 20th at 4 pm, we could win Piero Carninci  from RIKEN Centre for Integrative Medical Sciences in Yokohama (Japan) to give a presentation on “Biological regulation by non-coding RNAs and non-coding genome“.

Prof. Dr. David Bartel from MIT Department of Biology (Cambridge MA, USA) will be offering a lecture on “Regulation of mRNA Translation and Decay” on May 17th, 16:00-17:30 h.

Members of our SFB/TRR267 will receive a Zoom link to join the lecture online.