Upcoming Events

Date: Thursday, September 27, 2018               Time: 13:00 - 18:00

Location: LMU, Biomedical Center, Small Lecture Hall N02.040

Target audience: students, doctoral candidates and junior scientists who are interested in seq-analysis and/or being literate in seq terms, open to the whole scientific community. All are welcome!

Preliminary program:

• Welcome and introduction - Wolfgang Enard, Anthropology and Human Genetics, LMU Biocenter
• Technology - Helmut Blum, LAFUGA Genomics Unit, LMU Gene Center
• Genome Seq - Jochen Wolf, Evolutionary Biology, LMU Biocenter
• RNA Seq - Wolfgang Enard, Anthropology and Human Genetics, LMU Biocenter
• Coffee Break and Poster Session
• Chromosome Mapping - Tobias Straub, Core Facility Bioinformatics, LMU BMC
• Case example of data analysis: Maria Colomé Tatché, Computational Epigenomics, ICB, Helmholtz Zentrum München
• Case example of data analysis: Julien Gagneur, Computational Biology, TUM Department of Informatics
• Closing remarks
• Happy Hour and Poster Session with open discussion

Registration is required: www.seq-spotlight.de

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Speaker: Julia von Blume | MPI of Biochemistry

Location: Main Lecture Hall, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Date: Thursday 11th October 2018 at 5 pm

The IMPRS-LS Lecture Series is open to the public. We are looking forward to welcoming all those who are interested in attending.

Program of the IMPRS-LS Lecture Series

Speaker: Tom Cech | HHMI/University of Colorado Boulder

Location: Main Lecture Hall, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Date: Thursday 25th October 2018 at 4 pm !!!CHANGED STARTING TIME!!!  

This lecture is a joint event of IMPRS-LS and SFB 1064.
The IMPRS-LS Lecture Series is open to the public. We are looking forward to welcoming all those who are interested in attending.

 
Program of the IMPRS Lecture Series

Date: Thursday 8th - Friday 9th November 2018

Location: Small Conference Room, 1st floor, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Trainer: Ruth Willmott

Description: Knowing how to design a well-structured, visually attractive poster is a must for every researcher. However, due to insufficient know-how and inexperience, you may fail to get your message across and also not present your poster optimally.

To overcome these problems, the Designing and Presenting Posters Workshop focuses on the key dos and don’ts of strong poster design using your own poster as material. In addition, you will be coached on how to effectively make your key points and convey your message as well as on how to make the best impression on interested parties. This workshop will, therefore, enable you not only to design and present a poster competently but also to represent yourself and your Institute more professionally.
The Designing and Presenting Posters Workshop is ideal for early-stage research scientists with no or little poster designing and presenting experience.

Speaker: Jürg Müller | MPI of Biochemistry

Location: Main Lecture Hall, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Date: Thursday 15th November 2018 at 5 pm

The IMPRS-LS Lecture Series is open to the public. We are looking forward to welcoming all those who are interested in attending.

Program of the IMPRS Lecture Series

Speaker: Naoko Mizuno | MPI of Biochemistry

Location: Main Lecture Hall, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Date: Thursday 22nd November 2018 at 5 pm

The IMPRS-LS Lecture Series is open to the public. We are looking forward to welcoming all those who are interested in attending.

Program of the IMPRS-LS Lecture Series

Date: Thursday 29th - Friday 30th November 2018

Location: Large Conference Room, 1st floor, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Trainer: Rick Scavetta

Description: This two-day workshop enables life scientists to effectively create figures based on quantitative data that add impact to their publications. The workshop is divided into two one-day modules: Principles and Applications.

Participants learn how to:

• use figures and tables to effectively tell the story of their research.
• decide whether text, tables, or plots are most appropriate to convey the message of each result.
• choose the most appropriate plot type for their data.
• understand the science of perception and apply design principles to communicate their message clearly.
• use aesthetics to relate sensory attributes (color, shape, etc.) to abstractions (enrichment, change-over-time).
• distinguish between graphics for publication and for data exploration. 

Date: Friday 7th - Saturday 8th December and Friday 14th or Saturday 15th December 2018

Location: Small Conference Room, 1st floor, T-building, MPI of Biochemistry

Trainer: Ruth Willmott

Description: In the Career Mentoring and Management: Applying for Jobs on the Wider Market workshop, you will receive comprehensive career mentoring about the wealth of alternative career paths that are open to you as well as advice on how to best find and access these jobs. You will also be armed with key communication skills that will prove to be a prerequisite for career success on the wider market. You will be given advice on how to optimally build your CV and resumé as well as on how to write convincing personal career mission statements and strong core competencies summaries that will be attractive to a wide range of future employers. You will also learn how to best present your skills and talents in attention-grabbing application letters. Finally, we will role play questions that regularly come up during interviews to ensure that you gain the competitive edge over other application candidates.

Speaker: Winfried Denk | MPI of Neurobiology

Location: Small Lecture Hall, T-building, 1st floor, MPI of Biochemistry

Date: Thursday 13th December 2018 at 5 pm

The IMPRS-LS Lecture Series is open to the public. We are looking forward to welcoming all those who are interested in attending.

 
Program of the IMPRS Lecture Series