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Lunch Talk Series

In the “Lunch Talk Series“, group leaders from the BioMed X Institute and the Postdoc Network of the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) invite renowned life scientists to share their research and foster scientific exchanges.

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Preparing the Battlefield – How Cells Maintain Their Vigilance Against Viral Intruders

Marco Binder

Group Leader, Dynamics of Early Viral Infection and the Innate Antiviral Response

Thursday, June 15, 11 AM

Host: DKFZ Postdoc Network (PDN)

Past Lunch Talks

Date	Title	Speaker	Company / Institute	Host
9 February 2023	Mechanical Functions and Multifunctionality in Biological Ceramics	Shahrouz Amini	Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Potsdam, Germany	Khulan Sergelen
15 December 2022	Benchmarking computational methods for single cell and spatial transcriptomics data	Mark Robinson	University of Zurich, Switzerland	Mojca Frank Bertoncelj
17 November 2022	Yin Yang of coding and noncoding transcriptomes in healthy and diseased liver cells	Claudia Kutter	Karolinska Institute, Sweden	DKFZ / Postdoc Network
20 October 2022	Engineering human neurons: Building preclinical models to study treatments for mental disorders	Moritz Mall	German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) & Hector Institute for Translational Brain Research (HITBR)	Ebru Ercan-Herbst/Gorjana Rackov
15 September 2022	Not so nice to C you again: mesenchymal tissue priming drives flares in chronic inflammation	Markus Hoffmann	University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein & University of Lübeck	Mojca Frank Bertoncelj
30 June 2022	Dimethyl fumarate inhibits tumor growth and metastasis formation in NF-κB dependent tumors	Karsten Gülow	University Hospital Regensburg, Germany	Gorjana Rackov
19 May 2022	Size matters: How does the planarian flatworm know it has grown enough	Hahn Vu	EMBL, Heidelberg	DKFZ / Postdoc Network
27 February 2020	Dissecting selective protein degradation in health and disease	Anton Khmelinskii	IMB Mainz, Germany	Bachir El Debs
16 January 2020	Shaping Chromatin Structure in Development and Transcriptional Regulation	Aleksandra Pękowska	Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS, Poland	Michał Ślęzak

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