Time January 19, 13.30: Medical Challenges of the Future Topic Professor Lucy Walker, London: CTLA4 and the future of immunotherapy Prof. Dr. Thomas Brabletz, Erlangen: Mechanisms of Tumor metastasis PD Dr. Claudia Günther, Erlangen:…
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Prof. Dr. Stephan Hartmann, Munich
Time January 18, 11.00: Scientific Methods and Development of University Topic Simulations and the Future of Research Computer simulations play an increasingly important role in science. For example, natural and social scientists use…
Prof. Dr. Dirk Guldi, Erlangen
Time January 18, 13.30: Energy and Climate challenges Topic Molecular Basis for Energy Conversion and Storage About Prof. Dr. Dirk Guldi Head of the Chair of Physical Chemistry I More information: http://www.chemie.fau.de/guldi
Prof. Brian Kobilka, M.D., Stanford
Time January 18, 9.30: Keynote Topic Biological targets and drugs of the future: Molecular physiology meets chemistry G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) conduct the majority of transmembrane responses to hormones and neurotransmitters,…
Prof. Albert Heuberger, Erlangen
Time January 19, 11.00: Digital World Topic The Future of Cognitive Sensors About Prof. Albert Heuberger Head of the Chair of Information Technologies with a focus on Communication Electronics and Director of…
Andrea Kuhn, Nuremberg
Time January 18, 11.00: Values in a Globalized World Topic Human Rights Films: Between Impact and Integrity About Andrea Kuhn Andrea Kuhn (*1971) started her career as an academic and researcher in the…
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Krönke, Erlangen
Time January 19, 9.15: Keynote Topic Prof. Dr. Andreas Diefenbach, Berlin: How the microbiota controls the setpoint of the innate immune system Prof. Dr. Gerhard Krönke, Erlangen: Mechanisms and therapy of chronic inflammatory diseases Prof.…
Prof. Dr. Ralf Linker, Erlangen
Time January 19, 9.15: Keynote Topic Prof. Dr. Andreas Diefenbach, Berlin: How the microbiota controls the setpoint of the innate immune system Prof. Dr. Gerhard Krönke, Erlangen: Mechanisms and therapy of chronic inflammatory diseases Prof.…
Henriette Löwisch, Munich
Time January 19, 11.00: Science Journalism and Communication Topic Communicating Science under Trump: how researchers and journalists in the US are reacting to populism and media crisis At least since the presidency of…
Prof. Dr. Sabine Maasen, Munich
Time January 18, 13.30: Science, Society and Risk Management Topic Science of the future: research and innovation with and for society For a long time now, science has shaped and changed society. But…