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WS 20/21

26.10.20

Michael Mühlebach, Langen

Measles virus and the immune system – risks and chance of close combat

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

02.11.20

Paul Bieniasz, New York, USA

The neutralizing antibody response to SARS-CoV-2

Host: Lars Dölken

09.11.20

Burkhard Ludewig, St. Gallen/Zürich, CH

Immunostimulatory fibroblasts in tumors and inflamed tissues

Host:Mildred Scheel Nachwuchsgruppen: A. Riedel

23.11.20

Noam Stern-Ginossar, Rehovot, Israel

The translation landscape in SARS-CoV-2 infected cells

Host: Lars Dölken

30.11.20

Burkhard Becher, Zürich, CH

The T cell phagocyte interface in inflammation

Host: Manfred Lutz

07.12.20

Marco Colonna, St. Louis, USA

Harnessing innate immunity in the therapy of neurodegeneration and cancer

Host: Lars Dölken

11.01.21

Stephan Rosshart, Freiburg

Born to be wild – of mice and men and natural microbiota

Host: Niklas Beyersdorf

18.01.21

John Ziebuhr, Gießen

The complex and unique enzymology of coronavirus RNA synthesis – an update

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

01.02.21

Chris Benedict, La Jolla, USA

Dissecting the CD4T cell response to cytomegalovirus

Host: Lars Dölken

WS 2019/20

28.10.19

Caspar Ohnmacht, München

Regulating the Regulators: Microbiome, Tregs and dendritic cells

Host: Niklas Beyersdorf

11.11.19

Luka Cicin-Sain, Braunschweig

The latency of CMV in balance with the host immune system

Host: Lars Dölken

18.11.19

Bernhard Nieswandt, Würzburg

Ischaemic stroke: a thrombo-inflammatory disease?

Host: Manfred Lutz

25.11.19

Andreas Pichlmair, München

Intracellular organization of the innate immune response – and its disturbance by viruses

Host: Christine Krempl

16.12.19

12:00 c.t.

Sigrun Smola, Homburg/Saar

Immunopathogenesis of HPV-driven carcinogenesis and prospects for immunotherapy

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies/Lars Dölken

13.01.20

Tobias Lenz, Plön

Trade-offs between pathogen resistance and autoimmunity shape genomic variability of MHC immune genes

Host: Thomas Herrmann

27.01.20

Christian Drosten, Berlin

RNA virus diversity and emergence: insights from reservoir studies
Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

Mi, 29.01.20

17:00 s.t.

Frank Horling, Krems, Austria

Development strategies for therapeutic proteins: from early research to market authorization

Host: Niklas Beyersdorf

03.02.20

Burkhard Becher, Zürich, CH

The T cell phagocyte interface in inflammation

Host: Manfred Lutz

17.02.20

Jürgen Groll, Würzburg

Biofabrication: Status of the field and activities at FMZ

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

SS 2019

06.05.19

12:00-12:45

Percy Knolle, TU München

Metabolic activation of CD8 T cells in the liver causing tissue damage

Host: Wolfgang Kastenmüller

13.05.19

Elisa Monzon-Casanova, Babraham Institute, Cambridge

Essential roles for the RNA-binding proteins PTBPs during lymphocyte development and effector functions

Host: Thomas Herrmann

Wednesday, 22.05.19

Adam Grundhoff, Hamburg

Repressive chromatin states and herpesvirus latency establishment: Who is in the driving seat?

Host: Lars Dölken

27.05.19

Thomas Pietschmann, Hannover

Genetic determinants of severe respiratory syncytial virus infection in infants

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

17.06.19

Nicola Gagliani, UKE Hamburg

CD4 T cell functional heterogeneity and plasticity: Understanding immune homeostasis and its underlying mechanisms

Host: Georg Gasteiger, Niklas Beyersdorf

01.07.19

Melanie Brinkmann, Braunschweig

Meticulous and multifaceted: How Herpesviruses fine tune the innate immune response

Host: Lars Dölken

08.07.19

Peter Murray, MPI für Biochemie Martinsried

Myeloid metabolism and immune control

Host: Manfred Lutz

15.07.19

Steeve Boulant, Heidelberg

Importance of type III interferon and cellular polarity on host/enteric pathogen interaction at intestinal epithelium

Host: Thomas Hennig

18.07.19

Ralf Bartenschlager, Heidelberg

Flaviviridae - host cell interactions: A tale of proteins, lipids and RNA

Host: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

WS 2018/19

12.11.18

Stefan Jordan, New York

Metabolism, Microbiome and Immunity: Food energy regulates circulating monocytes.

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken/Georg Gasteiger

19.11.18

Pierre Vantorout, London  -  Vortrag fällt aus!

03.12.18

Oliver Kurzai, Würzburg

From Immune Recognition of Fungal Pathogens towards Personalized Medicine

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken/Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

10.12.18

Adam Grundhoff, Hamburg

Vortrag fällt aus!

17.12.18

Susanne Stutte, München

Type-1-interferon suppresses appetite, induces malnutrition and alters immune cell composition by interfering with the endocrine system

Gastgeber: Wolfgang Kastenmüller

14.01.19

Loretta Tuosto, Rom

Human CD28 costimulatory molecule: pro-infammatory functions beyond a qualitative and quantitative support to TCR signals

Gastgeber: Niklas Beyersdorf

21.01.19

Neva Caliskan, Würzburg

Translating viral and cellular frameshift genes one codon at a time

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

28.01.19

17:15 Uhr

Friedemann Weber, Giessen

Induction and suppression of the interferon response by segmented negative-sense RNA viruses

Gastgeber: Jürgen Schneider-Schaulies

SS 2018

Ort: Hörsaal des Instituts für Virologie und Immunbiologie

Zeit: Montag, 16:15 Uhr

09.04.18

Wolfgang Tüting, Magdeburg

Redirecting antiviral host defense against cancer

Gastgeber: Wolfgang Kastenmüller

23.04.18

 

Simone Becattini, New York

Host-microbe symbiosis in the gut: a two-sided story

Gastgeber: Georg Gasteiger

07.05.18

Jan Rohr, Freiburg

T cell cooperativity shapes antigen-specific immune responses Gastgeber: Niklas Beyersdorf

28.05.18

Klaus Osterrieder, Berlin

(Bi) codon deoptimization in herpes- and influenza viruses: a way to new modified live virus vaccines?

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

04.06.18

Andrew MacDonald, Manchester

Dendritic cells and macrophages in promotion and regulation of type 2 inflammation

Gastgeber: Manfred Lutz

25.06.18

Frank Kirchhoff, Ulm

Relevance beyond HIV: novel antiretroviral restriction factors

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

 

WS 2017/18

Ort: Hörsaal des Instituts für Virologie und Immunbiologie

Zeit: Montag, 16:15 Uhr

Dienstag,

29.08.17

Constanze Bonifer

Mechanistic insights into aberrant chromatin reprogramming in acute myeloid leukaemia

Gastgeber: Edgar Serfling (Pathologisches Institut)

11.09.17

Tobias Bald, Brisbane, Australia

Tumor immunoevasion by conversion of effector NK cells into type 1 innate lymphoid cells

Gastgeber: Georg Gasteiger

09.10.17

Kerstin Brinkmann

Loss of miR17~92 (onco-miR) causes BIM-dependent cell death of early haematopoietic stem cells

Gastgeber: Edgar Serfling (Pathologisches Institut)

23.10.17

Veit Buchholz, München

Studying adaptive immune responses by fate mapping of individual lymphocytes in vivo

Gastgeber: Georg Gasteiger

27.11.17

Christoph Scheiermann, München

Circadian rhythms in the immune system

Gastgeber: Niklas Beiersdorf

18.12.17

Markus Feuerer, Regensburg

Regulatory T cells in tissues

Gastgeber: Niklas Beyersdorf

15.01.18

Wolfgang Schamel, Freiburg

Mechanisms of abTCR and gdTCR activation: from signalling to new cancer immunotherapy concepts

Gastgeber: Thomas Herrmann

29.01.18

Stipan Jonjic, Rijeka, Croatia

Brain-resident memory CD8 T cells induced by congenital CMV infection prevent brain pathology and virus reactivation’’

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

NEUES DATUM:

08.02.18

15:15 Uhr

Stephan Becker, Marburg                                   

Transcription and replication of filoviruses

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

08.02.18

17:00 Uhr

Elvira Mass, Bonn

Is Neurodegenerative Disease a Kind of Cancer?

Gastgeber: Wolfgang Kastenmüller

SS 2017

Virologisches und Immunologisches Kolloquium SS 2017

Ort: Hörsaal des Instituts

Zeit: 16:15 Uhr

Die, 16:15 Uhr

25.04.17

Roberto Cattaneo, Rochester, Minnesota, USA

New viruses as anticancer weapons: the measles paradigm

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

Do, 16:15 Uhr

27.04.17

Julia Jellusowa, Freiburg

Integration of cell signaling with metabolism in B cells

Gastgeber: Edgar Serfling

08.05.17

Jochen Hühn, Braunschweig

Decision-making during T cell differentiation: epigenetics and more...

Gastgeber: Thomas Kerkau

Mi, 13:30 Uhr 10.05.17

Georg Nagel, Würzburg

Channelrhodopsin et al.: Microbial Optogenetic Actuators

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

12.06.17

Utz Fischer, Würzburg

mRNA biology: lessions from viral infections and genetic diseases

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

26.06.17

Immo Prinz, Hannover

Adaptive immune responses of human γδ T cells in response to CMV

Gastgeber: Thomas Herrmann

Do,16:00 Uhr HS Toxi

29.06.17

Nathaniel Landau, New York, USA

Innate host defenses against HIV

Gastgeber: Thomas Hünig

10.07.17

Frank van de Veerdonk, Nijmegen, Netherlands

Epigenetic reprogramming of monocytes during infection and inflammation

Gastgeber: Manfred Lutz

24.07.17

Britta Brügger, Heidelberg

Investigating protein-lipid interactions within membranes

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

WS2016/2017

Virologisches und Immunologisches Kolloquium WS 2016/2017

Ort: Hörsaal des Instituts

Zeit: 16:15 Uhr

Donnerstag,

13.10.16

Bryan Cullen, Durham, USA

Post-transcriptional regulation of viral gene expression

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

Dienstag, 18.10.16

18:00 Uhr

Martin Turner, Cambridge, UK

Regulation of lymphocyte differentiation by RNA-binding proteins

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

Ort: IMIB, Josef-Schneider-Str. 2, D15 Seminarraum D15.01.002-004

07.11.16

Matthias Eberl, Cardiff, UK

Local γδ T cell responses: protection versus tissue damage

Gastgeber: Thomas Herrmann

14.11.16

Paul Lehner, Cambridge, UK

Genetic and Proteomic Approaches to Viral Evasion

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

Donnerstag, 24.11.16

Katrin Singethan, München

The experience of field work – working in the Ebola-torn country Guinea with the European mobile lab (Emlab) project

Gastgeber: Christiane Prifert

28.11.16

Thomas Blankenstein, Berlin

The power of adoptive T cell therapy

Gastgeber: Thomas Hünig

05.12.16

Gerd Sutter, München

Vector vaccination against emerging zoonotic infections: From animal models to clinical evaluation

Gastgeber: Lars Dölken

12.12.16

Armin Saalmüller, Wien, Österreich

Porcine CD4+ T lymphocytes

Gastgeber: Niklas Beyersdorf

16.01.17

Roland Martin, Zürich, Schweiz

Immune pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis

Gastgeber: Thomas Hünig

30.01.17

Oliver Fackler, Heidelberg

Actin dynamics in TCR signaling and HIV infection

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

06.02.17

Jolanda de Vries, Nijmegen, Niederlande

Efficacy of dendritic cell vaccines in melanoma patients determined by tumor infiltrating T cells and inhibitory myeloid cells

Gastgeber: Manfred Lutz

Mittwoch, 22.02.17

Alessandra Cambi, Nijmegen, Netherlands

Cytoskeleton remodelling in dendritic cell migration: from nano to mesoscale

Gastgeber: Sibylle Schneider-Schaulies

SS 2016 

25.04.2016     Axel Kallies, Melbourne

Molecular regulation of lymphocyte tissue residency

 

23.05.2016     Wolfram Brune, Hamburg

Manipulation of the DNA damage response by cytomegalovirus and consequences for host cell fitness

 

13.06.2016     John Sinclair, Cambridge

Latency of human cytomegalovirus in the myeloid lineage - can the latent reservoir be targeted therapeutically?

 

20.06.2016     Michelle Linterman, Cambridge

The cellular composition of the human immune system is shaped by age and

cohabitation

 

21.06.2016     Thomas Rudel, Würzburg

miRNA-mediated cell organelle integrity during Chlamydia infection

 

27.06.2016     Lucy Walker, London

Control of T cell dependent autoimmunity via the CTLA-4 pathway

 

12.07.2016     Marcus Altfeld, Hamburg

NK cell mediated recognition of HIV-1-infected cells

 

WS 2015/2016

26.10.2015
Andrew MacDonald, Manchester, GB
Dendritic cells: central players in coordination of Type 2 inflammation

02.11.2015
Beate Sodeik, Hannover
Herpes Simplex Virus – A hitch hiker’s guide through the cell

12.11.2015
Peter Friedl, Nijmegen, NL
Serial killing of cancer cells by cytotoxic T cells

16.11.2015
Stephan Ehl, Freiburg
Immunopathology as a consequence of immunodeficiency: a paradox?

23.11.2015
Elga de Vries, Amsterdam, NL
The neurovascular unit in heath and disease: the role of sphingolipids

07.12.2015
Martin Ludlow, Hannover
Viral determinants of morbillivirus cross-species infections

11.01.2016
Bruno Silva-Santos, Lissabon, PT
γδT cells in cancer immunology and immunotherapy

18.01.2016
Eva Wolf, München
New-era in HIV infection: A cure in sight?

29.02.2016
Hartmut Hengel, Freiburg
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)-encoded FcγReceptors: Novel Modulators at the Interface of Innate and Humoral Immunity

07.03.2016
Claudia Kemper, London, GB
Unexpected roles for innate immunity in the regulation of human Th1 responses

 

SS 2015

27.04.2015

Luis Graca, Lissabon, Portugal

Multiple regulatory pathways leading to immune tolerance

 

04.05.2015

Klaus Dornmair, München

Disease-related B- and T-cells and their targets in multiple sclerosis

 

11.05.2015

Andreas Villunger, Innsbruck, Österreich

Bcl2 family proteins in lymphocyte development


08.06.2015

Ulrich Kalinke, Hannover

Anti-viral interferon responses in periphery and brain


22.06.2015

Klaus Überla, Erlangen

Overcoming a bias in the quality of the HIV Env antibody response by intrastructural help



24.06.2015

Nicholas Proudfoot, Oxford, UK

Coupling transcription to RNA processing in mammals: making mechanistic sense of genomic analysis


29.06.2015

Bernard Vanhove, Nantes, France

Immunomodulation with CD28 antagonists

 

06.07.2015

Karl-Sebastian Lang, Essen

Enforced viral replication in antiviral immune response


17.07.2015

Peter O’ Hare, London, UK 

New insight into host responses to virus infection: 

Revising the single step growth cycle

 

 

WS 2014/2015

 

24.09.2014: Michaela Gack, Boston, USA

Mechanisms of RIG-I-like Receptor Activation and Manipulation by Paramyxoviruses

 

06.10.2014: Tim Hughes, Cardiff, UK

Complement and Atherosclerosis

 

03.11.2014: Andrea Ablasser, Lausanne, Switzerland

The role of intracellular DNA sensing mechanisms in pathogen-triggered innate immunity

 

01.12.2014: Georg Schett, Erlangen

Why does inflammation stop in gout? - A new mechanism for resolution of inflammation

 

08.12.2014: Oliver Fackler, Heidelberg

Host-Cell Interactions of HIV-1

 

09.03.2015: Brigitta Stockinger, London, UK

Fate decisions of IL-17 and IL-22 producing T cells

SS 2014

14.04.2014: Dietmar Zehn, Lausanne

T cell differentiation in chronic infection and autoimmunity

 

28.04.2014: Veronika von Messling, Langen

Morbillivirus-host interactions: Getting in, around, and out

 

12.05.2014: Friederike Berberich-Siebelt, Würzburg

The importance – and unimportance – of NFAT for CD4+ Treg cells

 

26.05.2014: Stéphane Emiliani, Paris

A novel LEDGF/p75-associated complex regulates HIV latency

 

02.06.2014: Nathaniel R. Landau, New York

SAMHD1 restriction of HIV-1: Starving the Virus

 

03.06.2014: Christopher S. Sullivan, Austin, Texas

RNAi: a tool for the enemy during viral infection of mammalian cells

 

16.06.2014: Alex Scheffold, Berlin

Human T cells sensing environmental antigens

 

30.06.2014: Christian Münz, Zürich

Human tumorvirus infection and immune control in vivo

 

08.07.2014: Alexander Steinkasserer, Erlangen

The CD83 molecule: A viral target for immune escape - its soluble form induces regulatory T cells

WS 2013/2014

14.10.2013: Onur Boyman, Zürich

Cytokine-based regulation of immune responses

 

04.11.2013: Marc Schmidt-Supprian, Martinsried

The role of TCR expression for identity, homeostasis and function of mature NKT and regulatory T cells

 

25.11.2013: Ildiko van Rhijn, Utrecht

T cell recognition of mycobacterial lipids

 

27.11.2013: Martin Röcken, Tübingen

Cancer immune control beyond killing: the strict requirement of immune-induced senescence for cancer control

 

02.12.2013: Andreas Pichlmair, München

Recognition of viral RNA by IFIT proteins

 

09.12.2013: Francesca Granucci, Milano

Mechanisms and consequences of NFAT signaling pathway activation downstream of PRRs in innate immune cells

 

20.01.2014: Thomas Dobner, Hamburg

Adenoviruses: dual model in virus-host interactions

 

27.01.2014: Kevin Maloy, Oxford

Innate immune receptor circuits in intestinal homeostasis

 

17.02.2014: Leo James, Cambridge

Intracellular antibodies - in the wrong place, at the right time

 

24.02.2014: Ben Berkhout, Amsterdam

HIV-1 studies: from the nucleotide composition of its RNA genome to establishment of the viral reservoir.

 

17.03.2014: Ulf Dittmer, Essen

The role of Tregs in chronic viral infections

SS 2013

18.03.2013:           Christian Kurts, Uni Bonn

"Role of dendritic cells in renal disease" 

 

22.04.2013:           Andrea Kreß, Erlangen

"Modulation of the host cell by HTLV-1/Tax"

 

13.05.2013:           Gülsah Gabriel, Hamburg

"Good and Bad Importins Provide a Driving Force for Interspecies Transmission of Avian Inflluenza Viruses" 

 

03.06.2013:           Günter Weiss, Innsbruck

"Linkage of iron homeostasis to anti-microbial immune response" 

17.06.2013:           Michael Lohoff, Marburg

"Interferon-Regulatory Factors and T-cell subset differentiation"

 

24.06.2013:           Olivier Schwartz, Paris 

"The Virology and Immunology of HIV cell-to-cell transmmission"

 

01.07.2013:           Matthias Gunzer, Essen

"Infection immunology in real time"

 

08.07.2013:           Max Löhning, Berlin

"Lymphocyte differentiation and immunological memory in viral infections"

WS 2012/2013

 

29.10.2012:           Jörg Wischhusen, Würzburg

"Interactions between natural killer and breast cancer cells: elimination, escape and enhanced tumorigenicity"

 

05.11.2012:           Heiner Schaal, Düsseldorf

„Regulation of HIV-1 gene expression“

 

12.11.2012:           Michael Sixt, Klosterneuburg (Austria)

"Mechanisms of Leukocyte Chemotaxis"

 

03.12.2012:           Immo Prinz, Hannover

"What IL-17 producing gd T cells can do for you"

 

10.12.2012:           Christian Kurts, Bonn

"Role of Dendritic Cells in Kidney Disease"

 

28.01.2012:           Max Löhning, Berlin    Fällt aus! Cancelled!

"Lymphocyte differentiation and immunological memory in viral infections"

 
 


SS 2012

11.04.2012 Hiroaki Azukizawa, Osaka (Japan)
Immature B cell-like circulating lymphoid cells express keratin 5 ectopically and present exogenous antigen comparable to plasmacytoid dendritic cells

 

16.04.2012 Kai-Michael Töllner, Birmingham (UK)
Differentiation of plasma cells and the role of antibodies for affinity maturation

 

23.04.201 Jan Münch, Ulm
Natural inhibitors and enhancer of HIV-1 infection

 

14.05.2012 David Sansom, Birmingham (UK)
The role of CTLA-4 in regulating T cell responses

 

04.06.2012 Alessandra Cambi, Nijmegen (NL)
Biophysics of virus binding and entry: nanoscale organization and dynamics of DC-SIGN 

 

11.06.2012 David Raulet, Berkley (USA)
Role of the NKG2D immunoreceptor in host defense and inflammation 

 

02.07.2012 Adrew Lever, Cambridge (UK)
Getting intimate with HIV - Structures and functions of lentiviral RNA genomes

 

09.07.2012 Martin Löchelt, HeidelbergFoamy viruses: ancient and unconventional retroviruses

WS 2011/12


07.11.2011 Adrian Liston, Leuven (B)
Quantitative and qualitative asymmetric control immune regulation by Foxp3+ regulatory T cells

 

14.11.2011 Claudia Berek, Berlin
Eosinophils are required for long-term survivial of plasma cells

 

28.11.2011 Thomas Boehm, Freiburg
The thymus: 500 million years in the making

 

05.12.2011 Stephan Becker, Marburg
Replication and morphogenesis of filoviruses

 

19.12.2011 Oliver Keppler, Heidelberg
Catch me if you can - HIV-1´s strategies to evade the intrinsic immune control

 

17.01.2012 Hanspeter Pircher, Freiburg
Anti-viral immunity analyzed in the LCMV infection model in mice

 

23.01.2012 Matthias Goebeler, Würzburg
Innate immunity and contact hypersensitivity

 

30.01.2012 Thomas Mertens, Ulm
Monitoring of CMV therapy and resistance

 

06.02.2012 Stephan Gadola, Southhampton (UK)
Lipid presenting CD1 proteins and the immune system: Jacks of all trades

 

 

SS 2011

25.07.2011
Giulia Casorati, Mailand
Leukemia immunesurveillance by CD1-restricted T-cells specific for self-lipid antigens

25.07.2011, 14:00 Uhr, Seminarraum S 268
Paolo Dellabona, Mailand
Control of iNKT cell development and function by miRNAs and tonic CD1d stimulation

13.07.2011 - 17:00!!!
Ralph Nanan, Sydney
Transplacental immunology: Can mothers influence their child´s immune system during pregnancy?

11.07.2011
Manfred Kopf, Zürich
Latest clues in the regulation of T and B cell responses by IL-21

 
04.07.2011
Alexandra Trkola
, Zürich --15:00 Uhr !!
Shedding light on HIV neutralization

20.06.2011
Philippe Plattet, Bern 
Insights into Morbillivirus cell entry

09.06.2011
Hartmut Hengel
, Düsseldorf
New insights into strategies of cytomegalovirus persistency

06.06.2011
Sigrun Smola
, Homburg/Saar
Innate Immunity in Human Papillomavirus-associated Carcinogenesis


23.05.2011
Natalio Garbi,
Kassel
Regulation of dendritic cell development 

09.05.2011
Martina Deckert, Kassel
Cell type-specific immune reactions in autoimmune inflammatory diseases of the nervous system

between WS 2010/2011 and SS 2011

07.03.2011
Goedele Maertens, London
Structural biology of retroviral integration (beginn at 16:00!)

WS 2010/2011

31.01.2011
Christian Drosten, Bonn
Bats as reservoirs of emerging viruses

24.01.2011
David Vöhringer, München
Regulation of allergic inflammation and protective immunity against hookworms

10.01.2011
Jean-François Eléouët, INRA France
Respiratory syncytial virus RNA polymerase: structural and functional analysis and search for inhibitors


20.12.2010
Thomas Wekerle, Wien
Transplantation tolerance through mixed chimerism: is the glass half full or half empty

06.12.2010
Peter Collins, NIH USA
To be announced

29.11.2010
Thomas Göbel
, München
The chicken leukocyte receptor complex, a gene family gone wild

22.11.2010
Erich Gulbins, Düsseldorf    
Ceramide in molecular medicine

08.11.2010 
Ayalew Mergia
, Univ. of Florida, Gainsville
Caveolin-1: Does it have any role in HIV infection?

25.10.2010
Gabriela Riemekasten, Berlin
Systemic lupus erythematosus: a prototypic disease of IL-2deficiency and possible therapeutic consequences