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SFB 1381 is happy to announce and host the event “Women in Science” which takes place on 29.6.2022 at 4:15 pm.

In June 2022, SFB 1381 PhD students and Postdocs are finally able to have an in-person retreat. The retreat will be taking place in Gutach-Bleibach, a small village in the Black Forest.

As a partner of Pint of Science Freiburg, we are happy to announce this year’s program. On May 9th, 10th and 11th, 2022, nine talks (in German and English) covering various topics are scheduled at Borso Bar in Freiburg.

Congratulations to Hans-Georg Koch (Project B06), Sonja Albers (Project A01) and Matthias Boll (Project A03): their article “The missing enzymatic link in syntrophic methane formation from fatty acids” was recognized as a finalist for the 2021 Cozzarelli Prize!

Our first SFB 1381 symposium “Dynamic Organization of Cellular Protein Machineries” was held from March 9-11, 2022 in an online format.

We are happy to announce that our SFB 1381 Image Video is now available with English (and German) subtitles.

SFB PI Asifa Akhtar will give an online talk on “Gender Gap in the Genome & the Society” in the frame of the International Women’s week organized by Anwältinnen ohne Grenzen.

The SFB 1381 Online Symposium starts tomorrow. We are looking forward to an inspiring meeting with fantastic speakers!

We are happy to announce the release of our SFB 1381 image video in which we want to give the public an insight into the work we do and what topics we consider especially important.

In Fall 2021, the SFB 1381 hybrid Workshop “Measuring Protein-Protein Interactions” took place. The hybrid format was a great success and has proven to be a tool with which the quality of workshops can be ensured in times of the pandemic.

On September 24th, 2021, SGBM PhD students, including PhD students from SFB 1381, met up  for their annual retreat.

On September 24th, SGBM will host its yearly retreat for PhD students online. PhD students have the chance to share scientific knowledge and get to know one another.

SFB1381 joint publication of Chris Meisinger (Project A6), Claudine Kraft (Project B10) and Nora Vögtle (Project B4) on the discovery of a protein kinase that regulates assembly of the human mitochondrial import machinery. Publication in Nature Communications.

We are delighted to announce our first SFB 1381 symposium ““Dynamic organization of cellular protein machineries“, which will be held from March 9-11, 2022 in Freiburg.

SFB 1381 PI Nora Vögtle participated in the Scientific Career Symposium “The Academic Road” where she talked about both her research and her academic career. This event gave young scientists the opportunity to get to know academic career paths.

The SFB PI Sonja Albers (project A1) and the Young Investigator Grantee Sascha Yousefi (project YIG2) are presenting their work to the public in the frame of the Pint of Science Germany Festival. Attendance is free of charge.

On the 8th and 9th of March 2021 all SFB researchers met virtually for the annual retreat. Although we could not meet in person, the meeting was a great success. Thanks to all participants for their excellent contributions!

On the 8th and 9th of March 2021 the SFB Principal and Associated Investigators, Postdocs and PhD students meet virtually for their annual retreat.