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Dec 2023

Merry Christmas and a happy new Year 2024!

2023-12-25T16:20:23+01:00December 23rd, 2023|Uncategorized|

We can look back on a prosperous year 2023, were some of our PhDs successfully graduated, various published papers and, of course, we started our second funding phase which started in April this year.
In 2023 we were again able to organize various LabVisits and guest lectures by speakers from Europe and the USA, our RTG2416 Career Day and of course our traditional RTG2416 Retreats.

May 2023

RTG2416 Career Day 2023

2023-07-21T23:01:46+02:00May 1st, 2023|Meetings, RTG2416 Seminar Series, Scientific Talks|

RTG2416 Scientific Career Day 2023

Graduated!?!
… where to go now?

Get an insight into diverse vitae and discuss different hurdles on scientific career
paths with invited guest speakers in a panel discussion.

Dr. Rafael Kurtz
Miltenyi Biotec B.V. & Co. KG, Area Sales Manager Microscopy

Dr. Daniela Flügge-Brockmeier
Janssen-Cilag GmbH, Johnson & Johnson, Team Lead Medical Scientific Liaison
Gastroenterology

Dr. Claudia Bartz
DynaMesh by FEG Textiltechnik, Clinical Affairs Specialist

Dr. Markus Krings
St. Ursula Gymnasium Aachen, High School Teacher for Biology &

Mar 2023

RTG2416 Seminar Series: Mackenzie Mathis

2023-07-21T23:15:38+02:00March 1st, 2023|Meetings, RTG2416 Seminar Series, Scientific Talks|

Mackenzie Mathis, PhD
École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne

This week we can once again welcome a fantastic speaker as a guest in the RTG2416 Seminar Series.

Our alumni Sebastian has invited Mackenzie Mathis, PhD from the “École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne“, who among other things developed the DeepLabCut software used in several RTG2416 projects, and in her talk she will give us interesting insights into her research and engineering work.

Mar 2023

RTG2416 Seminar Series: Prof. Sandrine Etienne-Manneville

2023-07-14T19:24:12+02:00March 1st, 2023|Meetings, RTG2416 Seminar Series, Scientific Talks|

Prof. Sandrine Etienne-Manneville
Institut Pasteur / Paris

We are  happy that our PhD Julia Reichard has invited Prof. Sandrine Etienne-Manneville in our zoological colloquium/RTG2416 Seminar Series. She will present her work on cellular migration, cell polarity and cytoskeletal arrangement in health and disease of glial- and glioblastoma cells.

Were: Place: 2. Sammelbau Biologie/ Room 1.011 (Worringerweg 3, 52074 Aachen)When: Tuesday, 09.03.2023, 5:15 pm

Feb 2023

RTG2416 Seminar Series: Prof. Yoh Isogai

2023-07-21T22:52:46+02:00February 21st, 2023|Meetings, RTG2416 Seminar Series, Scientific Talks|

Prof. Yoh Isogai
Sensory Sainsbury Wellcome Centre  for Neural Circuits & Behaviour, University College London

As part of the RTG 2416 MultiSenses–MultiScales Seminar Series, we would like to invite you to a talk given by Prof. Dr. Yoh Isogai (Sensory Sainsbury Wellcome Centre  for Neural Circuits & Behaviour, University College London).

Mates, rivals, and predators: molecular and neural logic of pheromone detection

The seminar is held on February 27th 2022 (Monday) and begins at

Feb 2023

NEW PUBLICATION: Postnatal development of electrophysiological and morphological properties in layer 2/3 and layer 5 pyramidal neurons in the mouse primary visual cortex

2023-07-18T11:54:51+02:00February 10th, 2023|Publications|

Postnatal development of electrophysiological and morphological properties in layer 2/3 and layer 5 pyramidal neurons in the mouse primary visual cortex

Natalja Ciganok-Hückels, Kevin Jehasse, Lena Kricsfalussy-Hrabár, Mira Ritter, Thomas Rüland and Björn M. Kampa

Cerebral Cortex, bhac467, https://doi.org/10.1093/cercor/bhac467

Dec 2022

Merry Christmas and a happy new Year!

2023-07-18T11:34:12+02:00December 23rd, 2022|Uncategorized|

Merry Christmas and a happy new Year!

We look back on an eventful year 2022.

The projects of the 2nd generation of PhDs have started this year, we were finally able to welcome many guest speakers live on site again and many new puplications have seen the light of day.

But of course we are particularly proud of two things:

First and foremost, the PhDs of the 1st generation have completed their doctoral theses very quickly and at the same time with great

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