News

A research team co-led by SFB 1381 PI Pitter Huesgen discovered that resistance training activates a molecular repair machinery. Published in Nature Communications.

SFB 1381 student Shamphavi Sivabalasarma was awarded with the prize for the best doctoral dissertation by SGBM.

Optogenetics to study protein machineries: successful introductory workshop by project A09 (Wolfgang Schamel).

A research team around SFB 1381 PIs Hans-Georg Koch, Carola Hunte, Friedel Drepper and Pitter Huesgen discovered three assembly machineries that mediate cbb₃-type cytochrome oxidase maturation in bacteria. Publication in the Journal of Molecular Biology.

SFB 1381 groups at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy participated in this year’s Research Day.

Chris Meisinger and Nora Vögtle were recently interviewed by the Badische Zeitung (BZ).

The Central Data Facility introduced the core concepts of Research Data Management to the members of the SFB 1381 based on the SFB 1381 Research Data Management Policy.

Katarzyna Tych, Fiona Kearns and Stefan Steimle recently joined our SFB as associated PIs.

PhD defense of Jana Elsässer from the SFB 1381 project B10 at the University of Freiburg.

Thomas Ott (Z03) and his team have been featured in a recent documentary on scientific approaches to replace industrial nitrogen fertilizers.

The teams of SFB 1381 PIs Chris Meisinger and Nora Vögtle discovered a new warning system for oxidative stress in mitochondria. Publication in Molecular Cell.

Our young investigator grantee Viviane Timmermann participated in an exciting discussion about the future, opportunities, and limitations of scientific communication, organized by the Baden-Württemberg Foundation.

Our SFB took part in this year’s Girls’ Day: Together with Stefan Steimle at our CryoEM facility we organized the event “Physik bei -200°C – warum wir Proteine einfrieren, bevor wir sie mikroskopieren”, while Fiona Kearns contributed to “Neugier als Superpower – dein Tag als Wissenschaftlerin!” at the Faculty of Chemistry.

The early career researchers of the SFB 1381 participated in an inspiring workshop about unconscious bias, led by jennifer j* moos.

The principal investigators of our SFB gathered in Heitersheim to discuss the current status of the center and to shape the content of the next funding period.

Amazing three‑day SFB 1381 symposium with 27 world‑class speakers and over 200 participants.