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20 Years of MIN Faculty - Symposium

October 10, 2025
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Life Sciences

Oct 10, 2025, 10:30 AM

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Chair: Baris Tursun

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  1. 79. Translational Lens of Gene Expression
    Zoya Ignatova
    10/10/25, 10:30 AM
    MIN Life Science
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  2. 87. Hamburg School of Food Science – Food and Material Profiling
    Markus Fischer (Department of Chemistry, University of Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 10:42 AM
    MIN Life Science
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  3. 88. Permafrost-Affected Ecosystems Alter the Carbon-Climate Feedback
    Christian Beer (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 10:52 AM
    MIN Life Science
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  4. 32. The Journey of Small RNAs: Systemic and Interorganismal Signalling in Plants
    Julia Kehr (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 11:02 AM
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    Small RNAs (sRNAs), including microRNAs (miRNAs) and small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), play central roles in regulating gene expression in plants. Beyond their local activity, many sRNAs are mobile, moving between cells and over long distances to coordinate developmental programs and environmental responses, establishing them as systemic signalling molecules. Recent research has also...

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  5. 89. Mass Extinctions and Climate Change
    William Foster (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 11:12 AM
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  6. 109. TBC
    Arwen Pearson (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 11:22 AM
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  7. 112. Toward machine learning driven virtual cells
    Fabian Kern (Zentrum für Bioinformatik, University of Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 11:34 AM
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  8. 84. Demystifying the mechanics of protein function
    Helen Ginn (Department of Physics, University of Hamburg / Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron, DESY)
    10/10/25, 3:00 PM
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  9. 91. Species-Specific Aspects in Eukaryotic mRNA Translation Modulation and their Implications in Diseases
    Yaser Hashem (Universität Hamburg, MIN-Fakultät, Fachbereich Chemie, Institut für Biochemie und Molekularbiologie)
    10/10/25, 3:12 PM
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  10. 92. Ubiquitin’s Double Edge: Proteostasis at the Crossroads of Life and Death during Infection
    Marco Trujillo (Department of Biology, University of Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 3:24 PM
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  11. 10. Functional Ecology as a Tool for Predicting Ecosystem Responses to Climate Change
    Ina Christin Meier (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 3:36 PM
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    Ecosystems influence global climate and can lead to an acceleration or deceleration of climate change. As climate change continues almost unregulated, reliable predictions about the feedback of ecosystems to global changes are becoming increasingly urgent. At the same time, however, we still have difficulty simplifying the complexity and diversity of ecosystems in such a way that the...

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  12. 90. From Host-Pathogen Coevolution to Precision Medicine
    Tobias Lenz (Universität Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 3:48 PM
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  13. 95. Breaking Fat: Targeting Lipid Trafficking for Host-Directed Therapies Against Mycobacteria
    Caroline Barisch (CSSB)
    10/10/25, 4:00 PM
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  14. 93. UHH Core Research Area Inflammation, Infection and Immunity: Joint efforts of MIN and partners
    Kay Grünewald (Department of Chemistry, University of Hamburg)
    10/10/25, 4:12 PM
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