NEXT FOR2625 SEMINAR:
Hamburg, 20.09.2022 at 2 PM (on-site)
Shawn Ferguson – Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, USA:
Axonal Lysosome Dysfunction in Alzheimer’s Disease
PAST FOR2625 SEMINARS
Hamburg, 24.02.2022 (virtual seminar)
Christina Towers – Salk Institute of Biological Studies, La Jolla, USA:
Circumventing Autophagy Inhibition in Cancer Cells
Hamburg, 28.01.2022 (virtual seminar)
María Isabel Yuseff – Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile:
Regulation of lysosome positioning and function: impact on B cell responses
Franfurt/Main, 14.06.2021 (virtual seminar)
Sabina Tahirovic – German Center for Neurodegenerative Dieseases (DZNE), Munich:
Loss of NPC1 enhances phagocytic uptake and impairs lipid trafficking in microglia
Jena, 25.02.2021 (virtual seminar)
Margaret S. Robinson – Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, UK:
AP-4 and AP-5: the mystery adaptors and their role in autophagy and lysosomal homeostasis
Tübingen, 25. – 27.09.2019
Participation at the GBM/DGZ fall conference on Autophagy
Utrecht, 14.06.2019
Gillian Griffiths – Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, UK:
Killer cells of the immune system: secretory lysosomes, cilia and immunodeficiencies
Kiel, 07.02.2019
Monther Abu-Remaileh – Whitehead Institute, Cambridge, USA:
The emerging roles of the lysosome in metabolic homeostasis
Bonn, 09.11.2018
Sharon Tooze – The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK:
Mammalian autophagy and the role of ATG9 in autophagosome formation
Berlin, 14.09.2018
Sergio Grinstein – Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada:
Membrane remodelling during phagolysosome resolution
Franfurt/Main, 21.02.2018
Andrea Ballabio – TIGEM, Pozzuoli/Naples, Italy:
The awesome lysosome