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The RTG welcomes Anna Fejtova as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 13th of November 2018. Titel: “Role of CtBP1-driven membrane remodelling in the compensatory endocytosis of synaptic vesicles“ Neurotransmitter release from presynapse relies on complex yet precisely regulated sequence of membrane traffi...

The RTG welcomes Anja Geitmann as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 2nd of October 2018. Titel: “Mastering the maze – how plant sperm reach their mating partners“ Male gametes in plants are delivered from one flower to another packaged within the male gametophyte, the pollen. Once the pollen lands on a ...

The RTG welcomes Steven Lavington as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 17th of July 2018. Titel: “Elucidating the conformational dynamics of the 8th helix in a class A GPCR“ G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are of considerable biological significance, since they account for ~1% of genome-encoded prot...

The RTG welcomes Karin Hauser as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 3rd of July 2018. Titel: “Protein-membrane interaction studied with time-resolved IR-spectroscopy“ Infrared (IR)-spectroscopy is a powerful technique to analyze dynamic interactions of proteins with biomembranes. We develop time-resolved...

The RTG welcomes Sébastien Mongrand as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 19th of June 2018. Titel: “Role of microdomains in plant plasma membrane, lipids, proteins ad biophysical features“ Plant membranes are highly dynamic cellular compartments. They are made of three main families of lipids: glyceroli...

The RTG welcomes Katharina Zimmermann as a guest speaker on Tuesday, 5th of June 2018. Titel: “TRPC5 Cold Sensing“   Official announcement: RTG1962_Katharina Zimmermann Research profil of Prof. Dr. Katharina Zimmermann: Physiology FAU Venue: Department Biology, Building B1, Floor 00...

April 2018. The Research Training Group 1962, Dynamic Interactions at Biological Membranes – From Single Molecules to Tissue finished its 4th year since establishment by the German Science Foundation (DFG). Time to draw a short intermediate conclusion in numbers: 19 doctoral researchers submi...