Wintersemester 2025/26
Hiebl, Stubbendorf
single Lecture, 2 hoursTue 06.01.26, 14:00 - 15:30
Animal Welfare Regulations and where they originated from. Is the animal welfare a modern invention and what were the underlying reasons to go down this road? How does animal welfare help the owner, consumer or user of animals? We will look at the benefits of animal welfare from different angles and see that this topic is iterative.
according to the former FELASA B guidelines
Hiebl
block Workshop, 40 hoursTo 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.
Week 1: Teaching of theoretical knowledge
How? asynchronous E-learning (self-study with free time management)
Where? MS-TEAMS
Week 2: Teaching of practical skills
How? Training in small groups (9 persons/group)
Where? TiHo, Bischofsholer Damm 15, building 123
Organised as Second Year Project
Invited speakers
consecutive Seminar, 10,5 hoursTo be announced
Joint seminar of the ZSN, invited speakers present research projects in neuroscience.
obligatory for ZSN students of the 2nd year and VIPER students
Behrens
consecutive Seminar, 10 hoursTo be announced
PhD Year 2024: Organization of the ZSN seminar in winter and summer term.
Each year of students during their course of study organizes a joint project of choice.
"Science meets school"" and ""IdeenEXPO"" are alternating projects, but other projects are possible as well. The aim is to develop management and teamwork skills and to gain valuable experiences that become increasingly helpful while developing a career in sciences."
Lab class, obligatory for 1st year
Mazzuoli-Weber, Claus, Gudi, Haastert-Talini, Jung, Richter Assêncio, Schwabe
block Workshop, 25 hours, max. 14 participantsMon 15.12.25 - Fri 19.12.25, 9:00 - 17:00
Practical course in cellular biology.
Obligatory lab class for 1st year students.
Lab class, obligatory for 2nd year students
Dietrich/Folta-Schoofs, Lee/Sternkopf, Rollnik, Samii
block Workshop, 25 hours, max. 17 participantsMon 01.12.25 - Fri 05.12.25, 9:15 - 17:00
Obligatory lab class for students of the 2nd year. For choosing a lab for the practical part outlines will be available via TiHoStudIS.
The detailed programme for the seminar days on Monday and Friday will follow.
Obligatory for ZSN 1st and 2nd year students
Beineke/Gerhauser, Claus, Das, Ponimaskin, Richter Assêncio, Szycik/Sinke/Bleich/Frieling/Rhein, Weißenborn, Worschech
block Lecture, 40 hoursMon 26.01.26 - Thu 29.01.26, 8:30 - 18:00
Members of the ZSN give an introduction to selected topics in neuroscience. It is the aim to provide a common neuroscientific base for all PhD students.
Seminar part for 2nd year students:
The seminar topics and the programme will be announced.
Esser
block Workshop, 72 hoursTo be announced
Introduction to specific methods & research tools in Systems Neurobiology.
Kästner, Tünsmeyer, Neudeck, Schütter, Wittenberg-Voges
weekly Lecture, 4 hoursMon 20.10.25, 08:00 - 14:00
Special anaesthesia cases in cats, dogs and horses.
Volk, Nessler, Reeh, Watanangura, Putzer, Jeroncic, ten Hagen, Schlosser, Tipold
consecutive Workshop, 10 hoursMon 13.10.25 - Fri 30.01.26, 10:00 - 12:00
Special examinations of neurological cases



