Vorlesungsverzeichnis

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

Tue 22.04.25, 08:00 - 09:00

Weekly (each Tuesday) different papers related to veterinary neurology are discussed.

Scheper, Schwieger

Thu 05.06.25, 09:00 - 13:00

Aim of this course is to provide participants with knowledge regarding the sense of hearing, inner ear pathologies, and potential therapies. Based on this, the development of new therapeutic strategies within this domain and their progression towards clinical implementation will be discussed.
A first lecture block will give an overview about the physiology of hearing and the special anatomy of the inner ear, followed by common pathologies and their corresponding in vitro and in vivo models. The second block will introduce existing therapeutic options and examples for the development, testing, and translation of novel therapeutic approaches into clinical application will be presented.
The course culminates with a tour of our laboratories, offering insight into the progression of new therapies from conceptualization, through cell culture experimentation, to in vivo studies, and ultimately, their application in patients afflicted with hearing impairments.
Ample opportunities for questions and discussions will be provided throughout both the lecture sessions and the laboratory tour.

Claus, Rhein, Jahn, Pathak, Burkert

Tue 01.04.25, 9:30 - 11:00

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

Lee, Worschech

Wed 23.04.25 - Wed 09.07.25, 14:15 - 15:45

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.

Claus, Rhein, Jahn, Pathak, Burkert

Thu 10.04.25, 09:45 - 10:45

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

Lee, Worschech

Fri 11.04.25, 09:00 - 10:00

The latest findings in the field of neuroscience and music as well as statistical approaches and methodology will be discussed.

All ZSN PhD students are welcome. Registration is appreciated.

Hildebrandt

Fri 25.04.25, 09:00 - 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- and glia-specific glycotopes involved in cell-cell communication in the nervous system.

Kral

Fri 11.04.25, 14:30 - 15:30

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

Kar

Fri 20.06.25, 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 participanting 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.

Grundlagen der Wildtierkunde für Veterinäre und Biologen

Siebert et al.

Mi 17-19 Uhr

Wildtierkunde; Wildtierkrankheiten, Infektionskrankheiten und Zoonosen (Grundlagen der Kenntnisse heimischer Wildarten, deren Krankheiten und Erfassungsmethoden werden vermittelt)