Lecture catalogue

Seeger, Haiber, Ludlow, von Köckritz-Blickwede

Mon 27.10.25 - Tue 28.10.25, 9:00 - 17:00

Molecular Methods: DNA, RNA, proteins, cloning, PCR, sequencing; Expression, purification and analysis of recombinant proteins; Molecular mechanisms of intracellular trafficking; stress response, cell death and signalling; experimental design

Individual lab course

Lecturers of the HGNI

To be announced

This course aims to provide hands-on learning in labs with focus on specific state-of-the-art techniques that are relevant or of individual interest for the PhD student. Experienced lecturers and scientists provide the benefits of live, in-person training. Extensive training is provided by the labs.
This course thereby also stimulates cooperations among scientists between different HGNI-institutions or cooperating labs.


The students gain experience on specific state-of-the-art techniques, which are relevant for infection research. The course includes
? background knowledge about the principles of the technique
? practical hands-on-training including trouble shooting
? user examples on scientific application of the respective technique

Sherwood-Brock

Fri 28.11.25 - Sat 29.11.25, 16:15 - 18:30

This workshop is aimed at all those interested in learning about, or reviewing, the intricacies of writing scientific papers in clear English. There will be opportunities for participants to discuss particular difficulties.
Participants are asked to bring along any written drafts either of parts of their PhD thesis or of papers to be submitted for publication.

Sherwood-Brock

Fri 24.10.25 - Sat 25.10.25, 16:15 - 18:30

This workshop is directed at all students wanting to brush up their language and presentation skills needed for a poster/paper in English.
Grammar points will be reviewed, and language introduced for presenting topics and data.
Opportunity will be given for all participants to learn the dos and don´ts when presenting their own poster or paper.
Participants are asked on registration for this workshop to state whether they will be presenting a poster of paper.

Sherwood-Brock

Fri 12.12.25 - Sat 13.12.25, 16:15 - 18:30

English grammar: no problem!
This workshop aims to provide students with an individual grammar checklist, making writing English texts less of a problem. With help of this crash course the main English grammar pitfalls will be focused on and individual questions will be answered.

Freise, Hartmann, Schneider, Kirse, Kreienbrock

Mon 24.11.25 - Wed 26.11.25, 10:00 - 16:00

The course is on basic methods of computer assisted statistical analysis using the lisence-free version of SAS.

Part I

Seifert, Lüpke

To be announced

Basics of dosimetry with ionisation chambers and thermoluminescence dosemeters

Part II

Seifert, Lüpke

To be announced

Practical application of various dosemeters

Lüpke, Seifert

To be announced

Practical application of different measurement techniques

Part I

Lüpke, Bräuninger

To be announced

Basics of the clinical application of ultrasound and color duplex sonography in veterinary medicine