Events for August 25 - August 25

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  • Hands-On-Workshop “Research Data Management”

    in presence at UKA

    Research Data Management is essential. It is not only demanded more and more by third party funder (e.g. DFG) but it helps to stay organized and understand your data even in years to come. Sometimes only small changes will make a big difference and help you to meet the standards described as Good Scientific Practice. [...]

  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Fredrik Bäckhed, Gothenburg

    in presence at UKA

    Prof. Fredrik Bäckhed from the Department of Molecular and Clinical Medicine at Gothenburg University, Sweden, and his team combine clinical oriented research with gnotobiotic mouse models to address the role of the normal gut microbiota in metabolic diseases. The title of his talk is: "Gut microbiota and type 2 diabetes"  Please find more information here: [...]

  • Hands On! Workshop “Research Data Management”

    in presence at UKA

    Research Data Management is essential. It is not only demanded more and more by third party funder (e.g. DFG) but it helps to stay organized and understand your data even in years to come. Sometimes only small changes will make a big difference and help you to meet the standards described as Good Scientific Practice. [...]

  • ‘Gut, Liver and Friends’ Seminar with Gad Frankel, London

    in presence at UKA

    Gad Frankel is Professor for Molecular Pathogenesis at the Department of Life Sciences at Imperial College London, UK. Gad Frankel and his team study infection of mucosal surfaces by enteric (Citrobacter rodentium) and pulmonary (Klebsiella pneumoniae) pathogens in the context of antimicrobial resistance, the microbiome and immunometabolism; and bacterial conjugation. The title of his talk [...]

  • Hands On! Workshop “Research Data Management”

    in presence at UKA

    Research Data Management is essential. It is not only demanded more and more by third party funder (e.g. DFG) but it helps to stay organized and understand your data even in years to come. Sometimes only small changes will make a big difference and help you to meet the standards described as Good Scientific Practice. [...]

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