Events

SFB1027 Seminar

Prof. Dr. Marco Fritzsche (University of Oxford, UK)
Titel: "Engineering disruptive technology to quantify the T-cell-mediated immune response across scales from tissues down to cells, and molecules"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04
Kurzvorträge:

  • Nils Piernitzki (AG Staufer): Bottom-up assembly of an artificial tumor immuno-microenvironment
  • Xiangda Zhou (A2, AG Qu): Synthetic T Cells Functionalized with IL-2 Enhance NK Cell Cytotoxicity Mimicking CD4+ T Cells

Gastgeber: Dr. Oskar Staufer

Physikalisches Kolloquium

Prof. Dr. François Nédélec (Sainsbury Laboratory University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Titel: Simple Chromosome Partioning Mechanisms and a Mitotic Spindle
Zeit: 16 Uhr c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Gebäude E6 4, Raum 0.09 (Hörsaal II)
Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Vergangene Veranstaltungen

Physikalisches Kolloquium

Dr. Andrew Keane (University College Cork, Irland)
Titel: Bifurcation analysis of a North Atlantic Ocean box model with two deep-water formation sites
Zeit: 16 Uhr c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Gebäude E6 4, Raum 0.09 (Hörsaal II)
Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Physikalisches Kolloquium

Prof. Dr. Nicolas Vandewalle. (University of Liege)
Titel: Exploiting capillary interactions for assembling meso-structures
Zeit: 16 Uhr c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Gebäude E6 4, Raum 0.09 (Hörsaal II)
Gastgeber: Prof. Christian Wagner

SFB1027 Seminar

Dr. Jona Kayser (Max-Planck-Institut für die Physik des Lichts, Erlangen)
Titel: "Engineering disruptive technology to quantify the T-cell-mediated immune response across scales from tissues down to cells, and molecules"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04
Kurzvorträge:

  • Enrique Colina  (A10, AG Lautenschläger): Pretubulysin, as a microtubule destabilizing agent. A computational insight to its binding mechanisms
  • Dr. Mariana Romeiro Motta (A13, AG Aradilla-Zapata): The role of MAP65-mediated microtubule nucleation in plant development

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Franziska Lautenschläger

SFB1027 Seminar

Prof. Dr. Jamie Hobbs (University of Sheffield, UK)
Titel: "Using atomic force microscopy to understand the bacterial cell wall and its role in life, death, and antimicrobial resistance"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04
Kurzvorträge:

  • Johannes Mischo (B2, AG Jacobs): Cell wall age influences the adhesion capability of S. aureus
  • Ben Wieland, Dr. Gubesh Gunaratnam: (B2, AG Bischoff): Studying the biophysical aspects of pathogenic microbes on artificial and biotic surfaces (by SCFS)

Gastgeber:  Johannes Mischo

Physikalisches Kolloquium

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Eckehard Schöll, PhD. (TU Berlin)
Titel: Synchronization Scenarios in Complex Networks: from Brain Dynamics to Power Grids
Zeit: 16 Uhr c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Gebäude E6 4, Raum 0.09 (Hörsaal II)
Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

Richtfest

Am 13. September 2024 wurde  - nach 15-monatiger Bauzeit - die Fertigstellung des Rohbaus mit einem Richtfest gefeiert. Bei der Feier waren Bauminister Reinhold Jost, Wissenschaftsminister Jakob von Weizsäcker und Universitätspräsident Professor Ludger Santen anwesend. Das Land errichtet den Forschungsneubau mit finanzieller Unterstützung des Bundes für rund 49 Millionen Euro.

 

SFB1027 Seminar

Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04

  • 14:15 Dr. Rinku Kumar (B6, AG Del Campo): Focal adhesion mechano-actuation at molecular level by light regulated nano motor 
  •  15:00 Coffee Break
  •  15:15 Christoph Anton (A10, AG Lautenschläger): The actin cortex of cells in different adhesion states

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Franziska Lautenschläger

Physikalisches Kolloquium

Prof. Dr. Pawel Romanczuk (HU Berlin)
Titel: "Self-organization, Criticality and Collective Information Processing in Animal Groups"
Zeit: 16 Uhr c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E6 4, Room 0.09 (Hörsaal II)
Gastgeber: Dr. Philipp Hövel

SFB1027 Seminar

Dr. Kristine Schauer (Inserm, Institut Gustave Roussy, Paris-Saclay University)
Titel: "Towards a high-resolution map of the cancer cell: focus on lysosome dysfunction"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus Homburg, CIPMM Geb. 48 Auditorium
Kurzvorträge:

  • Dr. Eva Schwarz (A11, AG Hoth): Killing efficiency of CD16+ immune cells predicts patients’ outcome in B-cell lymphoma
  • Dr. Carole Luthold (A12, Iden): Synergistic effects of distinct extracellular matrix proteins and substrate stiffness in MC differentiation and function

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Sandra Iden

SFB1027 Seminar

Prof. Dr. Thomas Holstein (Universität Heidelberg)
Titel: "Wnt signaling and pattern formation in Hydra"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus Homburg, CIPMM Geb. 48 Auditorium
Kurzvorträge:

  • Dr. Sieun Sung (C1, AG Ott): Competitive Loading of Amino Acid onto tRNA
  • Carsten Baltes (A10, AG Lautenschläger): Actin filament length is crucial in mesenchymal migration but not in amoeboid migration

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Albrecht Ott

SFB1027 Seminar

Prof. Dr. Doris Heinrich (IBA Heiligenstadt / Universität Illmenau)
Titel: "Transport Phenomena and Mechanics in 3D Tissue Model Environments"
Zeit: 14:00
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04
Kurzvorträge:

  • Varun Sai Tadimarri (B8, AG Sankaran): Growth and metabolic behavior of gram negative and gram positive probiotic bacteria in mechanically tunable artificial biofilms
  • Alejandro Martínez León (B7, AG Hub): BindFlow - fully automated absolute binding free energy calculations

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Heiko Rieger

SFB1027 Seminar

Prof. Dr. Stefan Klumpp (Universität Göttingen)
Titel: "Physics in bacterial motility"
Zeit: 14:00 c.t.
Ort: Campus SB, Building E2 6, Room E04
Kurzvorträge:

  • Dr. Navid Khangholi (B4, AG Seemann): Photoactivation of light-sensitive membrane proteins in model cell membranes
  • Felix Maurer (AG Wagner): Competing aggregation and iso-density equilibrium lead to band patterns of erythrocytes

Gastgeber: Prof. Dr. Heiko Rieger