With the aim to market the TRR 274 internationally and increase outreach of our research, the TRR 274 joined the Network of German Neurocenters. Look out for the booth at upcoming neuroscience congresses and conferences!
The TRR 274 was present at the Munich Brain Day 2023, co-organized by TRR project leader Ruben Portugues. This even aimed to bring the Munich neuroscientist community together with 12 talks, flash presentations and a poster session. More information can be found on their website.
As part of the TRR274 the Institute of Neuroimmunology and Multiple Sclerosis Research (IMSF) participated in the nationwide “Careers Day” for girls and boys in Göttingen on 27.04.2023. The “Zukunftstag” tries to break with gender stereotypes and brings students closer to professional fields that often are associated with one gender over the other. Further, the…
On 14 -17th of March 2023 the TRR274 held its first international retreat at the beautiful conference centre of Kloster Irsee. We had the pleasure to welcome distinguished experts in the field of immunology, glial biology and neurobiology in the context of our TRR274 theme “checkpoints of CNS recovery”. Our consortium members as well as…
We are pleased to be a partner and supporter of this years “TUM-BmN / ELSC Retreat: Imaging behavior”. Organized by our TRR274 PI Ruben Portugues, students and researchers from the Elite Graduate Program M.Sc. Biomedical Neuroscience (TUM) and the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences (Hebrew University, Israel) came together in Berchtesgaden to talk “Imaging…
As part of our Clinician Scientist Programme, we are happy to welcome and support Dr. Mihai Ancau and Dr. Kolja Meier as successful applicants to our TRR274 for the funding year 2022. The Clinician Scientist Programme of the TRR274 is set to sponsor and encourage young medical professionals, who foster a deep interest and drive to participate…
Congratulations to the team of scientists around Ozgun Gokce and Mikael Simons! Their work (and cover art) have made it on the cover the current issue of Neuron! In the paper titled “White matter aging drives microglial diversity” researchers also associated with our project A06 “identify white-matter-associated microglia (WAMs), which form in a TREM2-dependent but…
As part of ourClinician Scientist Programme, we are happy to welcome and support Dr. Lara Marten and Dr. Katharina Eisenhut as successful applicants to our TRR274 in 2021. The Clinician Scientist Programme of the TRR274 is set to sponsor and encourage young medical professionals, who foster a deep interest and drive to participate in the scientific field and do…
As part of our Clinician Scientist Programme, we are proud to welcome and support Dr. Johanna Knöferle and Dr. Jonas Franz as our first successful applicants to our TRR274. The Clinician Scientist Programme of the TRR274 is set to sponsor and encourage young medical professionals, who foster a deep interest and drive to participate in the scientific…
