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Kolloquium des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts: Kai Konrad (Internal speaker ) - From darkness to light – all-optical physiology to dissect plant stress signaling

From darkness to light – all-optical physiology to dissect plant stress signaling.

Kolloquium des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts: Daniel Maag (Internal speaker ) - AFC kinases as temperature sensors in Arabidopsis thaliana

AFC kinases as temperature sensors in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Kolloquium des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts: Franziska Fichtner (Düsseldorf) - Overlapping pathways of sugars and hormones in regulating plant development.

Overlapping pathways of sugars and hormones in regulating plant development.

Promotionskolloquium Anette Hettwer; Fakultät für Biologie

“Entwicklung und Charakterisierung einer löslichen und funktionalen BMP-2-Variante”

Habilitationsvortrag im Rahmen der Zwischenevaluierung

„Probing protein networks in microbes, host interactions and human immune responses“

Promotionskolloquium Sebastian Reinhard; Fakultät für Biologie

“Improving Super-Resolution Microscopy Data Reconstruction and Evaluation by Developing Advanced processing Algorithms and Artificial Neuronal Networks”

Promotionskolloquium Denise Castle; Fakultät für Biologie

“Effects of multiple stressors on the health of different bee species”

Kolloquium des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts: Jörg Kudla (Universität Münster) - A bi-kinase module sensitizes and potentiates NOX activation in plant immune signaling.

A bi-kinase module sensitizes and potentiates NOX activation in plant immune signaling.

Promotionskolloquium Sinan David Kaya-Zeeb; Fakultät für Biologie

“Octopaminergic Signaling in the Honeybee Flight Muscles A Requirement for Thermogenesis”

Promotionskolloquium Jana Englmeier; Fakultät für Biologie

“Consequences of climate change and land-use intensification for decomposer communities and decomposition processes”

Kolloquium des Julius-von-Sachs-Instituts: Moritz Sexauer (Internal Speaker Botanik II) - A shoot derived miRNA orchestrates root organ formation in nutrient response

A shoot derived miRNA orchestrates root organ formation in nutrient response

Promotionskolloquium Matthias Peindl; Fakultät für Biologie

“Refinement of 3D lung cancer models for automation and patient stratification with mode-of-action studies”

3. Data Crunch Cup

Promotionskolloquium Nina Was; Fakultät für Biologie

“Die Rolle der nicht-kodierenden RNAs miR-26 und Malat1 bei der in vitro Differenzierung zu Neuronen”

Promotionskolloquium Anne Fabienne Maihoff; Fakultät für Biologie

“Anpassung von alpinen Bienen in Zeiten des Klimawandels: Einblicke in verschiedene biologische Ebenen und Implikationen für zukünftige Prognosen”