Lecture catalogue

Pröhl, Radespiel

nach Vereinbarung

Diskussionsforum über aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Naturschutzgenetik

Pröhl, Radespiel

nach Vereinbarung

Diskussionsforum über aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Naturschutzgenetik

Mazzuoli-Weber, Muscher-Banse, Benz, Elfers, Stern

nach Vereinbarung

Tierschutz/Versuchstierkunde EU-category A, C, D (former FELASA B)

Hiebl

To be announced

This course is mandatory for persons carrying out animal experiments and is performed in strong accordance to the recommendations of the Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations (FELASA category B course) and the Society of Laboratory Animal Science (GV-SOLAS). The course consists of lectures and practical exercises.

Hiebl, Stubbendorf

Wed 25.06.25, 14:00 - 15:30

The lecture provides an overview of the German regulations on the scientific use of animals.

see: www.zsn-hannover.de - events

Second year students (organisation), invited speakers

To be announced

Joint seminar of the ZSN, invited speakers present research projects in neuroscience.

obligatory for 1st year students

Beineke, Claus/Rhein, Ponimaskin, Viejo-Borbolla

Mon 05.05.25 - Fri 09.05.25, 09:00 - 17:00

Introduction to basic techniques in molecular biology (PCR, protein interaction, in situ hybridization etc.). It is the aim of this course to give a practically orientated insight to molecular techniques and their applications in neuroscience. Detailed descriptions and protocols will be handed out.
You have to choose one of the labs for the practical part.

Kästner, Schütter, Neudeck, Rupp, Wittenberg-Voges

Mon 14.04.25, 08:00 - 12:00

Special anaesthesia cases in cats, dogs and horses

Nessler, Meyerhoff, Lemke, Reeh, Watanangura, Jeroncic, Putzer, Riese, Tipold, Volk

Mon 28.04.25, 10:00 - 12:00

Special examinations of neurological cases.

Gernert, Meißner, Oltmanns, Richter Assêncio, Käufer, Joseph, Feja, Kotzur, Ebert, Kunzmann, Rundfeldt and colleagues

Wed 23.04.25, 14:00 - 16:00

Students are trained in experimental animal pharmacology, in vitro models and computer simulations, covering a wide spectrum of topics. About 50% of the course is dedicated to neuropharmacology, including topics such as anaesthesiology and behavioural pharmacology. At the beginning of the course there is introduction into the basics of research planning and data analysis, animal welfare and biometrics.