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MIBE Seminar: Development and Characterization of Genetically Controlled Reporters for Electron Microscopy and Super-resolution Light Microscopy

Topic: Development and Characterization of Genetically Controlled Reporters for Electron Microscopy and Super-resolution Light Microscopy

Speaker: Oleksandr Berezin, Doctoral Candidate (Westmeyer)

Date and Time: Tuesday, 17 May 2022, 1:00 pm

Abstract: Elvis Presley with his song “Seeing Is Believing” was among the many who picked
the idea of visual perception role in the nature observation. Today, with the
development of advanced genetically encoded reporters – the imaging of
miscellaneous molecular/cellular events becomes key driver in answering the
biological questions. Electron microscopy (EM) together with super-resolution
microscopy (SRM) develop into the methods of choice due to the unprecedented
resolution power, needed for molecular cell biology. Being limited in reporters for
SRM, researches face even more severe lack of the similar tools for EM. Studying
the vast combinatory space of protein structures – it is feasible to circumvent this
limitation through the means of purposeful protein design and special sample
prep/imaging modalities. In view of this, the goal of the current work is to develop
and characterize the genetically controlled reporters, suitable for filling the toolbox
gap in EM and simultaneously applicable in SRM.

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The MIBE Seminar is the main seminar for researchers in the field of biomedical engineering at TUM.

This semester, the seminar talks are aligned with the “We Are MIBE” talks and provide a deeper insight into these research areas.

The MIBE Seminar will take place in our lecture hall E.126 (Boltzmannstr. 11, 85748 Garching) and will be live streamed via zoom.

The zoom details for all online seminar talks this semester are:

Meeting Name: MIBE Seminar Talks, Tuesdays 1:00 pm
https://tum-conf.zoom.us/j/69851298624?pwd=TURFMGQ5N3pDZ0ZGVkVHejFTMFJhUT09
Meeting-ID: 698 5129 8624
Password: mibe

The MIBE Seminar counts as subject specific qualification for doctoral candidates.

Further Program Summer Term 2022

24 May 2022 1:00 pm Silviu Bodea Doct. Cand. (Westmeyer) Quantifying Cortical Integration and Segregation for Functional Brain State Characterization.
14 June 2022 1:00 pm Aleksandra Milojkovic
& Prachi Kumari
Doct. Cand.
(Kozielski)
Engineering Wireless, Nanoscale Neuroelectrodes: Chemical, Materials and Neurobiological Perspectives - Part 1
21 June 2022 1:00 pm Prachi Kumari
& Hannah Wunderlich
Doct. Cand.
(Kozielski)
Engineering Wireless, Nanoscale Neuroelectrodes: Chemical, Materials and Neurobiological Perspectives - Part 2
28 June 2022 1:00 pm Philipp Harder Doct. Cand.
(Özkale)
Soft Microrobots for Thermal Biology and Mechanobiology.
05 July 2022 1:00 pm     tbd
12 July 2022 1:00 pm     tbd
19 July 2022 1:20 pm     tbd
26 July 2022 1:00 pm Malek El Husseini Doct. Cand. GCB
(Menze)
Challenges in Osteoporosis Screening and Vertebral Deformity Detection.