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Our Workshops
We offer workshops on the following techniques and topics ono request. Please contact the coordinator for details.
| Duration | Content | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| Microscopy and Optogenetics | ||
| 4 days | Microscopy workshop: contrasting methods, processing software, fluorescence, TIRF, spinning disk, confocal, structured illumination and super-resolution microscopy | Ralf Jacob |
| 3 days | Applications of UV lasers in epithelial morphogenesis | Jörg Großhans |
| 2 days | Live imaging, cell migration, immune response, wound and cell ablation | Sven Bogdan/ Susanne Önel |
| 2 days | Probing and interfering with cellular processes: Genetically encoded sensors and molecular switches | Dominik Oliver |
| 2 days | Analyzing cell migration in tissue explants using Spinning Disk Microscopy | Annette Borchers |
| 1 day | Correlative light and electron microscopy | Eva Herker |
| Techniques in Biochemistry, Cell Biology and Genetics | ||
| 2 days | Organoids and 3D-Cell Culture:intestinal organoids and renal epithelial cysts as examples for 3D epithelial cell cultures | Thomas Worzfeld |
| 2 days | CRISPR/Cas genome editing methods | Dominik Oliver |
| 2 days | Viral vector workshop with a focus on lentiviruses for overexpression/shRNA/CRISPR libraries | Eva Herker |
| 2 days | Probe preparation for super-resolution fluorescent microscopy | Ralf Jacob |
| 2 days | Quantitative analysis of gene expression by RT-qPCR (light cycler) | Jörg Großhans |
| 1 day | WIlsON: Web-based Interactive Omics VisualizatioN | Christian Helker |
| 3 days | Analyzing morphogenesis in Xenopus and Zebrafish | Annette Borchers/ Christian Helker |
| 2 days | Introducing software and concepts how to visualize cellular structures/processes and how to design models | Group Members 1A/1B |
| 2 days | In situ hybridization chain reaction | Susanne Önel |
| 2 days | Genetic manipulation and functional analysis of mouse primary neurons | Marco Rust |
| 2 days | Proteomic analysis | Christian Helker |
* fully booked
Dates will be announced on time. The workshops are designed for GRK 2213 members (graduate and associate graduate students) but participants from collaborating labs are welcome if there are vacancies. Please contact the coordinator (organisational) or tutor (content, time) for details.