CRC 1382 @Speed Dating

By |2025-05-27T11:19:10+02:0027.05.2025|

CRC 1382 @ Speed Dating On May 22nd, the Aachen University Hospital hosted a special outreach event organised by the Medical Student Council, aiming to bridge the gap between students and research groups. Titled "Speed Dating with your Doctoral Thesis" this first-of-its-kind gathering attracted a diverse [...]

New CRC publication in Nature Biotechnology

By |2025-05-26T12:25:51+02:0023.05.2025|

New CRC publication in Nature Biotechnology: Next-generation anaerobic cultivation CRC1382 scientists Thomas Clavel (projects A05 and Q02) and Maria Vehreschild (project B07) and colleagues share their thoughts on future developments of anaerobic cultivation methods for microbiome research and innovations, including personalized organ-crosstalk investigation. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-08885-4

Gut, Liver and Friends Seminar with Matthew Mangan

By |2025-05-26T12:36:33+02:0021.05.2025|

Gut, Liver and Friends meet the inflammasome On May 21st, 2025, Matthew Mangan from the Institute of Medical Microbiology, Immunology and Hygiene at University Hospital in Cologne was the speaker at our regular "Gut, Liver and Friends" seminar. Titled "Cytosolic sodium accumulation is a common danger signal triggering endocytic dysfunction and NLRP3 [...]

Pint of Science 2025

By |2025-05-21T16:51:43+02:0020.05.2025|

Pint of Science 2025 The idea behind Pint of Science is to bring science to the local pub(lic). The festival takes place every year in May. Thousands of researchers across more than 500 cities take that chance to share and discuss their findings with people in [...]

Gut, Liver and Friends Seminar with Charlotte Scott

By |2025-05-26T12:37:53+02:0009.05.2025|

"Gut, Liver and Friends" seminar  with Charlotte Scott On Wednesday, 07.05.2025, Charlotte Scott from the VIB-UGent Center for Inflammation Research in Belgium accepted the invite from the PhD Club of our Graduate School to present and discuss her research at our regular "Gut, Liver and Friends" seminar. Charlotte gave a brilliant talk entitled [...]

New CRC publication in Nature

By |2025-04-28T11:27:28+02:0028.04.2025|

New CRC publication in Nature: Deep Visual Proteomics maps proteotoxicity in a genetic liver disease Alpha1-antitrypsin deficiency arises due to mutations in alpha1-antitrypsin (AAT) leading to AAT misfolding, hepatic accumulation and consecutive hepatotoxic stress. To improve our understanding of proteotoxicity, Rosenberger et al including Pavel Strnad (A03) employed a novel proteomic technique [...]

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