Happy International Women's Day! #IWD2025
We encourage everyone to #AccelerateAction and support #DEI.
"By breaking barriers and championing equity, we create a future where all women have the opportunity to lead, thrive, and drive meaningful change." H. Sondermann, CSSB.
For more information about how you can #AccelerateAction, please visit the IDW website:
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The facts about women in science in our video are from the European Commission’s She Figures 2024 Report available here: projects.research-and-innova…
The third session of our symposium is Bacteria. The session begins on May 8 with a talk from Hinrich Schulenburg from Kiel University.
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The deadline to apply for a travel grant to attend the CSSB symposium is this Friday, February 28.
To apply for the travel grant please complete the registration form and submit your scientific abstract.
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Check out this video summary of the first day of our upcoming symposium "Mechanisms of Infection - from structure to translation."
Register by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj
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The fourth and final speaker in the Parasites session of our symposium is Ron Dzikowski from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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CSSB alumnus Michael Filarsky from the University of Tübingen will give a talk during our "Parasites" session on May 7.
Take a look at the symposium programme here:
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Alan Cowman from WEHI @WEHI_research will give the second talk in our Parasites session on May 7.
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The second session of our symposium is "Parasites".
Emily Derbyshire's @DerbyLabDuke talk entitled "Interdisciplinary approaches to reveal parasite vulnerabilities" will start the session.
Register by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj
On May 7, Ilaria Ferlenghi from GSK will give a talk entitled "Fast-Track to Immunity: The Fusion of Structural Biology, AI, and ML in Vaccine Innovation"
Register for our symposium today: t1p.de/gztmj
The first session of our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" is Viruses.
@marylyn_addo from @UKEHamburg will give a talk during this session.
Register by April 8! t1p.de/xu79k
The first session of our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" is Viruses.
Ben tenOever @virusninja from New York University will give the first talk in this session.
Register by April 8! t1p.de/xu79k
Our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" will take place from May 7-8.
Over the next weeks, we will be introducing our 15 confirmed speakers.
@cryoem_UBC from @UBC will be giving the key note.
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Congratulations to our scientists from the García Alai Team for their new paper presenting the yerba mate genome! 🧉🧬🧪
Scientists at @Exactas_UBA, @EMBLHamburg, @MCB_Illinois and others mapped yerba mate’s genome, providing surprising facts about its biochemistry and evolution of caffeine biosynthesis.
Find out more: embl.org/news/science-techno…
ALT A cup of yerba mate on a wooden surface and some dried yerba mate next to it.
We are pleased to announce that we have two travel grants available for our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation” which will take place on 7 - 8 May 2025 in Hamburg, Germany.
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The Sondermann group and collaborators @UMDCBMG have identified a new family of bacterial enzymes termed diDNases. The research received a #Breakthrough Article designation from @NAR_Open
Find out more: t1p.de/i07ua
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Celebrating Christmas with German Feuerzangenbowle @CssbHamburg and manifesting the plan to become influenzers next year, with a bracelet made by Ying @Gardeniana 😅 Cool influenza virus work coming soon!🤫
