Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology
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Berlin, Germany
Joined January 2020
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📢 Voices in Infection Biology Join us next week for a talk by Renato Ostuni @OstuniLab. 🗓️ Wednesday, February 12 🕓 4 pm 📍 on-site seminar (Berlin) Abstract and event info: https://t.co/R0DaMMJdNM
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Double feature on 🐸 #Xenopus & ☀️ temperature ❄️ Tomorrow, Feb 4th @ 8:00 PT, 11:00 ET, 16:00 GMT, 17:00 CET @LendertGelens @KULeuven & our lab @mpiib_berlin Cell Size and Growth Seminars https://t.co/5CZnHSVO88
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📢 Voices in Infection Biology Join us for a talk by Gabriele Pradel @gabriele_pradel from @RWTH, kindly hosted by Silvia Portugal. 🗓️ Wednesday, February 5 🕓 4 pm 📍 on-site seminar (Berlin) Abstract and event info: https://t.co/KMu1zovoG5
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🏅 Congratulations to our PhD candidates @alex_hrdina and @_HarshitaMishra on winning the MPIIB's Anna Wessels Williams Award. The prize for outstanding academic achievement is named after the bacteriologist Anna Wessels Williams (1863-1954) and was awarded for the first time.
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✨@askennard @KatrinaVelle @FritzLaylin et al. published a beautiful paper in @CurrentBiology ✨ Gil Henkin & I 👯 were happy to highlight this exciting work! 👉Original article here: https://t.co/mZABXcilaD 👉Dispatch here: https://t.co/LfuaW0ZDnG
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How did microtubules adapt to support life across 🐸species at divergent thermal niches? Now online & OA @CurrentBiology Thanks to @elladegaulejac @luca_troman @bis_was_here @CarolynMoores1 @mpiib_berlin @BirkbeckUoL 🙌 Enjoy reading! 👉
cell.com
Despite tubulin’s evolutionary conservation, microtubule dynamics are highly temperature sensitive. Troman et al. use natural tubulin variants from closely related Xenopus species to show that a...
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📰 For a quick summary, read our website article:
mpiib-berlin.mpg.de
Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology show, how clawed frog species inhabit different climate zones thanks to small molecular adaptations
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🐸 Some frogs like it hot! How microtubules in clawed frog species adapted to different ambient temperatures by tiny changes in tubulins. New #publication in @CurrentBiology by @SimoneReber and colleagues 👉 https://t.co/LgjH5s4kYR
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Thank you for your applications! The IMPRS-IDI call for applications 2025 closed on January 3 with more than 1100 great applications for our seven #PhD projects. ⏳ Reviewing all your applications takes time—so please be patient.
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☃️ Season's greetings from the Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in Berlin. Happy Holidays and best wishes for 2025 🎄🌟
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The IMPRS-IDI call 2025 closes in 2 weeks. Don't forget to apply for one of our 7 #PhD projects over the holidays 🎅. ⏰ The application deadline is January 3 Project descriptions and how to apply:
mpiib-berlin.mpg.de
🔭 Are you looking for a #PhD project in infectious disease research or #immunology? Do you want to be part of an excellent research environment? 👉 The 2025 call of the IMPRS-IDI graduate school is now open with 7 PhD projects in Berlin: https://t.co/debsq6RGX0
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Dear friends of the DRFZ, An eventful year is almost over. We wish all colleagues and friends of the DRFZ a peaceful and relaxing holiday season. We look forward to an exciting new year together in 2025!
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Before driving home for Xmas, don't forget and apply! Happy holidays everyone 🎄
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#JobOffer We are looking for a case worker for external funding and international cooperation at the Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in #Berlin. 📅 Application deadline: December 31 👉 https://t.co/b3KwORnSwY
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How does weather affect the transmission of infectious diseases, and how can we predict the effects of #climatechange on them? In our latest article published in @NatureEcoEvo, we explore these questions using #causalinference and #transmissionmodels.
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We are looking for a #bioinformatician to join the #Malaria Parasite Biology Research Group at the Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology in #Berlin. 📅 Application deadline: January 10, 2025 👉 https://t.co/z0mxX2zr2W
#Joboffer #AcademicJobs
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Still time to register for today's Voices in Infection Biology seminar with Rotem Sorek @SorekLab at 3:30 pm Berlin time: "The Immune System of Bacteria: Beyond CRISPR" 🦠
📢 Voices in Infection Biology Join us this Friday for a talk by Rotem Sorek (@WeizmannScience), kindly hosted by Arturo @Zychlinsky. 🗓️ Friday, December 6 🕓 3:30 pm CET (Berlin time) 📍 on-site and online Registration and abstract: https://t.co/RlGSyX1s7N
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📢 Voices in Infection Biology Join us this Friday for a talk by Rotem Sorek (@WeizmannScience), kindly hosted by Arturo @Zychlinsky. 🗓️ Friday, December 6 🕓 3:30 pm CET (Berlin time) 📍 on-site and online Registration and abstract: https://t.co/RlGSyX1s7N
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Can infection with one virus protect against another? What does this mean for virus control? In our new paper in @NatureComms we use #mathematicalmodelling to explore this for #influenza and #RSV: https://t.co/rF9n7AkX9d. See the 🧵 for details! (1/7)
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Nature Communications - Influenza viruses and respiratory syncytial viruses may interfere with one another. Here, authors fit mathematical models of virus transmission, and find evidence of a...
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