Current Research Topics from the Berlin-Buch Campus
Lecture series: We are breaking new ground in biomedicine through interdisciplinary research. Techniques from chemistry and biology are combined and used to visualise cell structures using microscopy. This enables the localisation of proteins relevant to various clinical conditions and helps us to better understand and track them.
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Upcoming lectures 2026
6 October: ‘Haematopoietic stem cells and cancer: How single-cell technologies are opening up new avenues for personalised medicine’, Speaker: Dr Simon Haas (Group Leader, Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology, Max Delbrück Centre)
4 November: ‘Plastic in the brain: Nanoplastics are also found in our brain. How does this affect the cellular functions of our central organ?’, Speakers: Paula Leupold, Florian Bartsch, Georg Braune (PhD students in Nikolaus Rajewsky’s research group, Max Delbrück Centre)
- The lecture series is open to everyone!
Attendance at a lecture can count towards continuing professional development; a certificate of attendance will be provided on request.
Register at ticket@planetarium.berlin
