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Mon, 09/05/2022
Scientific Retreat including public Webinar
Muenster. For the first time after a longer pandemic-related break, the SFB 128 will host an onsite retreat. On Thursday and Friday, 23 and 24 June, the participating scientists will meet in Muenster to present the current status and developments of their projects. The event is also an opportunity for the exchange and the discussion […]...more
Wed, 19/01/2022
One drug – different effects: Metabolism of immune cells influences mode of action and could be an indicator for side effects
Muenster – One person can eat large amounts of pasta and still be a small dress size while another looks at a piece of chocolate and puts on weight: metabolism varies between individuals – and this goes beyond a subjective feeling. What is apparent in the overall organism also applies to each cell: the metabolism […]...more
Tue, 14/12/2021
Save the date: 2nd Inflammation & Imaging Symposium
Münster. Save the date: 12-14 September 2022! We cordially invite you to join this international symposium, jointly organized by the research networks CRC 1450, CRC 1009, CRC 1348, CRU 342, CRC/TR 128 and the Cells in Motion Interfaculty Centre at the University of Münster. At the same time, we will officially open the new research […]...more


Mon, 09/05/2022 | Scientific Retreat including public Webinar

Muenster. For the first time after a longer pandemic-related break, the SFB 128 will host an onsite retreat. On Thursday and Friday, 23 and 24 June, the participating scientists will meet in Muenster to present the current status and developments of their projects. The event is also an opportunity for the exchange and the discussion of future plans and co-operations. Already one day before, the Young Investigators will gather for an internal retreat.

The organisers are particularly pleased that they have been able to secure a guest speaker for the key note lecture: On Thursday, 23rd Prof. Dr. med. Ralf Linker, Head of the Department of Neurology at Regensburg University, will talk about “Environmental factors in MS pathogenesis – what is there beyond EBV?”

This lecture is open for the general public as a webinar. To join the lecture via zoom, please register via email at sarah.khalil@ukmuenster.de