We have a PhD position opening up in Hamburg at CSSB! With the project title Structural and Functional Characterization of Viral Amyloids: Deciphering the Infection-Neurodegeneration Link we are looking …
Congratulations to Michael Hons for publishing his work from his previous post: Alphavirus nsP3 organizes into tubular scaffolds essential for infection and the cytoplasmic granule architecture.
PhD position (computer science/structural biology) opened in Hamburg! with the support of DASHH – Helmholtz graduate school focusing on interdisciplinary Data Science Research.Join us for the LPAMS project – …
Meytal Landau has been featured in the UKE news with her story and how she got to Hamburg. Check it our here: https://www.uke.de/english/research/news/international-scientists/trailblazer-from-haifa.html
In June we had the pleasure of going to the CSSB Retreat at Damp to connect with our colleagues over some science and lots of fun. Sambhasan Banerjee won …
Congratulations to Jim Monistrol for securing the PIER seed funding for his project „In vitro and in situ structural characterization of the biofilm-associated small basic protein (SBP) amyloid“. We are very excited to support Jim with his project.
Congratulations to Sambhasan Banerjee for publishing his work from his previous post: Light chain mutations contribute to defining the fibril morphology in systemic AL amyloidosis
Congratulations to Mariana P. Cali for for publishing her work from her previous post: Pharmacological inhibition of α-synuclein aggregation within liquid condensates
Congratulations to Emil Gustavsson for publishing his work from his previous post: Dynamics of the Herpes simplex virus DNA polymerase holoenzyme during DNA synthesis and proof-reading revealed by Cryo-EM
Meytal gave a talk about „Connecting the Dots: Bacterial Threats, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Particle Accelerators“ on May 2nd at 20:00 in the Landgang Brauerei, Beerenweg 12, 22761 Hamburg | Bahrenfeld …
