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TRR 274 Bioinformatics Course
The TRR 274 offers a course to provide participants with practical experience in modern bioinformatics approaches through expert introductions, hands-on analysis examples, and interactive discussions.
Each session includes:
Introduction
An overview of the biological background, analytical concepts, and key statistical aspects relevant for data interpretation.
Hands-on analysis
Participants will follow a team member through a step-by-step analysis workflow, including live coding, explanation of methods, and interpretation of results. Code and example datasets will be provided for participants who wish to reproduce the analysis independently.
Discussion and Q&A
An open discussion with researchers to address questions, methodological challenges, and best practices in bioinformatics data analysis.
Course topics
The course will cover complementary bioinformatics topics, including:
- Single-cell transcriptomics
- Spatial transcriptomics
The practical sessions will use both Python- and R-based workflows, integrating computational methods with important statistical concepts. The course will be held entirely online, making it easily accessible for students from both Munich and Göttingen.
If you are interested in participating please sign up here (deadline 15.09.2026):
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Lecture Series:
“Checkpoints of CNS Recovery”
The TRR 274 offers a lecture series “Checkpoints of CNS Recovery”, which is integrated into the graduate school curriculums of the universities at all TRR 274 sites: GSN (LMU), Medical Life Science and Technology (TUM), and GGNB (UMG).
Each semester, senior TRR 274 members present state-of-the-art knowledge and technologies on CNS regeneration. The lectures explore the biology of the multicellular response to CNS injury, focusing on the variable outcomes ranging from irreversible damage to near-complete recovery. Topics include multi-scale, spatio-temporal cell biology, new imaging technologies, multi-omics approaches, and the neuronal, glial, and immunological aspects of CNS recovery.
The series consists of 8 lectures held each winter semester on Tuesdays from 17:00 – 18:30 on Zoom, allowing participation from all sites.
Anyone interested is welcome to join. Please register with the coordination office to receive login details and course materials, by writing an email to: camilla.giudici@med.uni-goettingen.de
Deadline for registration is 16.10.2026.
