Lecture catalogue

Kästner, Tünsmeyer, Neudeck, Schütter, Wittenberg-Voges

Tue 14.10.25, 17:00 - 18:00

Discussion of current scientific papers related to veterinary anaesthesia and pain management.

Worschech, Lee

Fri 17.10.25 - Fri 30.01.26, 11:45 - 13:15

This seminar focuses on actual results of studies investigating the neurobiological foundations of music perception and music production in general. Literature will be critically reviewed and laboratory results will be discussed.

Richter Assêncio

To be announced

About once per month we discuss with the PhD students of the Inst. for Pharmacology diverse scientific topics such as grant applications, career plans, statistics, how to improve social skills, how to apply for jobs, assessment centers, successful search of scientific literature, how to present data at meetings, etc.

Lau, Oltmanns, Richter Assêncio, Meißner

Wed 15.10.25 - Wed 07.01.26, 14:00 - 16:00

There will be presentations of current topics by experts from research. The goal of the seminar is to deepen knowledge and discuss current research topics.
Talks are mostly in German.

Meißner, Richter Assêncio, lab members

Wed 15.10.25, 16:15 - 17:45

PhD students from the Department of Pharmacology will give lectures about their current research projects and will present recent data. The talks are interactive to allow a thorough discussion of the research. Talks are mostly in German.

Hildebrandt

Fri 17.10.25, 9:00 - 11:00

The state of the art and literature seminar of the Hildebrandt group at the Institute of Clinical Biochemistry addresses current practical and theoretical aspects in cellular and molecular neuroscience, with a focus set on enzymes that generate neuron-specific glycotopes involved in cell-cell communication in the nervous system.

Kral

Fri 17.10.25, 14:00 - 16:00

A weekly meeting of scientists, PhD students and doctoral students of Kral?s group where relevant neuroscience publications are presented.

Kar

Fri 28.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00

The seminar provides an overview to the basic background of non-coding RNAs (microRNAs, long non-coding RNAs etc) in human genome, their biogenesis, classification, functions and their role in human cerebral diseases such as cerebrovascular disorders and tumors. Additionally, the recent published work as well as ongoing research work from our lab will be presented and discussed.
Following the seminar, there will an interactive question and answer session and the participating students will have the opportunity for lab visit to get to know the state of the art molecular techniques being utilized for this study.

In addition, depending on the availability, students will have the possibility to visit and experience a live brain surgery at the campus.

Claus, Rhein, Jahn, Pathak, Burkert

Tue 07.10.25, 09:30 - 10:30

Scientists, PhD and Master students present and discuss their projects.

Claus, Rhein, Jahn, Pathak, Burkert

Tue 07.10.25, 10:30 - 11:30

In this seminar, we discuss recent publications in the field of Molecular Neurosciences relevant for diseases of the nervous system.