CeMI periodically organizes seminars, symposia, training sessions and lunch seminars as below.

CeMI Seminars & Symposia

Date Title/Lecturer
April 4, 2012

105th iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 29: Prof. Dr. Martin Lohse

"Scientists Watching Action Movies: Real-Time Single Molecule Fluorescence Imaging of Natural and Engineered Nucleic Acid Nanomachines"

September 24, 2011

90th iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 28: Dr. Helge Ewers

"Single Molecule Localization-based Superresolution Microscopy of the Cytoskeleton"

September 22, 2011

89th iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 27: Karel Svoboda, PhD

"Imaging the Neural Circuits Underlying Active Sensation"

August 29, 2011

88th iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 26: Prof. Osamu Nureki

"Structural Basis for Dynamic Protein Translocation across Plasma Membrane by Sec Machinery"

June 27, 2011

83rd iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 25: Profs. Kai Simons, Mikael Simons, Ludger Johannes, Robert Parton

"How do membrane proteins become raftophilic?"(Prof. Kai Simons)

"Molecular mechanisms of myelination in the central nervous system (Prof. Mikael Simons)

"Mechanisms of membrane bending and scission in clathrin-independent endocytosis"(Prof. Ludger Johannes)

"New insights into the formation and function of caveolae"(Prof. Robert G. Parton)

June 20, 2011

82nd iCeMS Seminar/CeMI Seminar Series 24: Prof. Nils G. Walter

"Scientists Watching Action Movies: Real-Time Single Molecule Fluorescence Imaging of Natural and Engineered Nucleic Acid Nanomachines"


History: CeMI Seminars & Symposia

CeMI Training Sessions

Date
Session
Instructor
Mar 27-29, 2012 Man-to-man instruction of Zeiss LSM780/ConfoCor3 (for Kageyama Lab)  iCeMS Affiliate Prof. Fumiyoshi Ishidate


History: CeMI Training Sessions

CeMI Lunch Seminars

Date
Lecturer/Title
March 2, 2011

Prof. István Ábrahám (Otago University of New Zealand)
Non-classical action of estrogen in the brain: from neurons to single molecules

Prof. György Vereb (Medical University of Debrecen in Hungary)
ErbB receptor tyrosine kinase interactions: from the microscopic data to clinical relevance


History: CeMI Lunch Seminars

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