Stressors, Signals, Microorganisms

Winter Term 2017/18

Seminar series for graduate students –– Bring your own lunch!

17 October 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Introduction / Topic assignments
24 October 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Lena Reiske Institute of Animal Science, Department of Behavioral Physiology of Farm Animals Stress hormones' impact on functionality of porcine immune cells in vitro Moderation: Prof. Dr. Volker Stefanski
7 November 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	tba
14 November 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	tba
21 November 2017 12:15-13:15 Uhr HS 17	Christine Arnold Institute of Nutritional Medicine, Department of Immunology RIP2 Moderation: Prof. Dr. Thomas Kufer
28. November 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	"Meet the Professor!" Prof. Dr. Uwe Deppenmeier, University of Bonn "Building Bridges" Lecture Biochemistry of important gut prokaryotes 16:00, Hohenheim Palace, Blue Hall Moderation: Prof. Dr. Julia Fritz-Steuber
5 December 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	No seminar due to illness! Charlotte Toulouse Institute of Microbiology, Department of Cell Microbiology Calprotectin and its importance in nutritional immunity Moderation: Prof. Dr. Julia Fritz-Steuber
12 December 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Junior-Prof. Dr. Jana Seifert Institute of Animal Science, Junior-Professorship "Feed-Gut Microbiota Interaction" The Ussing chamber: potential applications
19 December 2017 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Ioannis Kienes Institute of Nutritional Medicine, Department of Immunology Exploring NLRC5 Functioning Moderation: Prof. Dr. Thomas Kufer
9 January 2018 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Lena Schleicher Institute of Microbiology, Department of Cell Microbiology Relevance of bacterial respiratory chains for the host: the case of the rumen bacterium Prevotella sp. Moderation: Prof. Dr. Julia Fritz-Steuber
16 January 2018 12:15-13:15 HS 17	"Meet the Professor!" Dr. Till Strowig, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Infektionsforschung (HZI), Braunschweig "Building Bridges" Lecture Series 16:00, Hohenheim Palace, Blue Room Moderation: Prof. Dr. Thomas Kufer
30 January 2018 12:15-13:15 HS 17	Christiane Schalk Institute of Animal Science, Department of Behavioral Physiology of Farm Animals The influence of social instability on the behavior and physiology of pregnant mother sows Moderation: Prof. Dr. Volker Stefanski