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Retrospect 2021

Retrospect - 2021

19.01.2021 - Prof. Dr. Christine Falk

Lung transplantation and COVID-19: what can we learn from each other?

19.01.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. Dr. Christine Falk

Institut für Transplantationsimmunologie, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dirk Haller

09.02.2021 - Pamela Schnupf, Ph.D.

SFB, a unique immunostimulatory commensal important in health and disease

09.02.2021 | 4 pm
PhD Pamela Schnupf

Group Leader
Laboratory of Host-Microbiota Interaction
Institut Necker Enfants Malades
Université Paris Descartes-Sorbonne Paris Cité

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dirk Haller

02.03.2021 - Dr. med. Stephan Patrick Rosshart

Born to be wild - utilizing the common link among mammals to create better translational research models

02.03.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. med. Stephan Patrick Rosshart

Medical Center - University of Freiburg

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dirk Haller

13.04.2021 - Prof. van den Brink

The Role of the Intestinal Microbiome in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation

13.04.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. van den Brink

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Hendrick Poeck

20.04.2021 - Prof. Jose de la Fuente, Ph.D.

Tick-host conflict and cooperation: the alpha-Gal syndrome

20.04.2020 | 4 pm
Prof. Jose de la Fuente, Ph.D.

Oklahoma State University
Department of Veterinary Pathobiology

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Angelika Schnieke, Ph.D.

27.04.2021 - Dr. Timon Adolph

Dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids as a fuel for metabolic gut inflammation in Crohn's disease

27.04.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. Timon Adolph

Medizinische Universität Innsbruck

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Markus Tschurtschenthaler

04.05.2021 - Sevana Khaloian

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

Mitochondrial impairment drives intestinal stem cell transition into dysfunctional Paneth cells predicting Crohn’s disease recurrence

04.05.2021 | 4 pm
Sevana Khaloian

Technical University of Munich
Chair of Nutrition and Immunology

Virtual seminar:
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Hosts:
PhD candidates Theresa Göring and Thomas Winogrodzki

11.05.2021 - Jonas Schluter, PhD

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

The gut microbiota is associated with immune cell dynamics in humans

11.05.2021 | 4 pm
Jonas Schluter

Institute for Computational Medicine
NYU Langone Health, New York
Computational and Systems Biology Program, Sloan Kettering Institute
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
PhD candidate Sebastian Jarosch

18.05.2021 MESZ 9:00 am/AEDT 6:00 pm - Dr. Jeremy Barr

Bacteriophages as a model system: from fundamental to clinical microbiology

18.05.2021 | MESZ 10:00 am/AEDT 6:00 pm
Dr. Jeremy Bar

Senior Lecturer and Group Leader
School of Biological Sciences
Monash University
Clayton VIC
Australia

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Adam Wahida

08.06.2021 - Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Claudia Günther

REVOLUTION: Role of extracellular vesicles as biological shuttle system for inter-kingdom communication and organ crosstalk.

08.06.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. Claudia Günther

Laboratory of Mucosal Infection Biology

Department of Medicine 1
Friedrich-Alexander-University
Hartmannstrasse 14
91052 Erlangen

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Thomas Winogrodzki

15.06.2021 - Geoffrey Hannigan

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

Unraveling the Role of the Microbiome & Virome in Colorectal Cancer Progression & Vaccine Response

15.06.2021 | 4 pm
Geoffrey Hannigan, PhD

Principal Scientist
Merck Exploratory Science Center

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Hosts:
PhD candidates Anna Ralser and Magdalena Unterer

22.06.2021 - Research@TUM4224

CTBPs – novel coregulators in glucocorticoid mediated transcription

22.06.2021 | 4 pm
Benjamin Strickland
Prof. Uhlenhaut

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

06.07.2021 - Research@TUM4224

Mammalian lipid metabolism: Impact of diet, gut microbiota and disease

06.07.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. Josef Ecker

FG Lipidmetabolismus

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

20.07.2021 - Research@TUM4224

Targeted Reprogramming of Pancreatic Cancer Cells – A New Model?

20.07.2021 | 4 pm
Lara Unger, M.Sc.

Pädiatrische Ernährungsmedizin
Fakultät für Medizin Prof. Dr. med. Heiko Witt

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

27.07.2021 - Lukas Mager

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

Microbiome-derived inosine modulates response to checkpoint inhibitor immunotherapy

27.07.2021 | 4 pm
Lukas Mager

University of Calgary

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Hosts:
PhD candidates Valentina Brunner and Anna Sichler

07.09.2021 - Research@TUM4224

Machine learning based phenotyping of adipose tissue morphology and transcriptomic derangements associated with adipocyte hypertrophy

07.09.2021 | 4 pm
Julius Honecker, M.Sc.

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dr. med. Hans Hauner

Lehrstuhl für Ernährungsmedizin

14.09.2021 - Dr. Pritesh Desai

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

Enteric helminth coinfection enhances host susceptibility to neurotropic flaviviruses via a tuft cell-IL-4 receptor signaling axis

14.09.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. Pritesh Desai

Postdoctoral Reasearch Associate

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
PhD candidates Daphne Kolland and Miriam Kuhlmann

21.09.2021 - Dr. Elisabeth Letellier

Microbe-host crosstalk analysis unravels formate as oncometabolite in colorectal cancer

21.09.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. Elisabeth Letellier

University of Luxembourg

Department of Life Sciences and Medicine House of Biomedicine II

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Markus Tschurtschenthaler

28.09.2021 - Research@TUM4224 Melanie Schirmer

Bacterial translocation along the oral-gut axis in liver disease

28.09.2021 | 4 pm
Shen Jin, M.Sc.

Emmy Noether-Group of Dr. Melanie Schirmer

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

05.10.2021 - Prof. Christoph Wilhelm (on-site talk)

Feeding the immune system - Fasting as an essential regulator of barrier immunology

05.10.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. Christoph Wilhelm, PhD

University of Bonn, Germany

Venue
The seminar takes place in the IGZW room DG01, Gregor-Mendel-Str. 4.

Host:
Prof. Dietmar Zehn

12.10.2021 - Prof. Sean M. Gibbons

Paper presentation organized by PhD candidates

Leveraging the gut microbiome to design personalized interventions

12.10.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. Sean M. Gibbons

Washington Research Foundation
Distinguished Investigator
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Dept. of Bioengineering
University of Washington

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
PhD candidates Stephanie Göing and Anna Weiß

19.10.2021 - Research@TUM4224

The role of long noncoding RNA Ctcflos in brite adipogenesis and thermogenesis

19.10.2021 | 4 pm
Andrea Bast-Habersbrunner

Else Kröner-Fresenius-Zentrum für Ernährungsmedizin
Technische Universität München
Wissenschaftszentrum Weihenstephan
Lehrstuhl für Molekulare Ernährungsmedizin

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dr. Klingenspor

02.11.2021 - Prof. H. Rex Gaskins

Immunological impact of host-microbiota bile acid co-metabolism in colorectal cancer

02.11.2021 | 4 pm
Prof. H. Rex Gaskins, PhD

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dr. Haller

09.11.2021 - Research@TUM4224

ATP derived from adenylate kinase shapes calcium storage and respiration of isolated mitochondria

09.11.2021 | 4 pm
Dr. Marshall Deline

Venue:
virtual
Members of the Research@TUM4224 receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at geschaeftsstelle.ziel@tum.de

23.11.2021 - Riccardo Fodde, PhD

Phenotypic plasticity in homeostasis, inflammation, and cancer: both sides now.

23.11.2021 | 4pm
Riccardo Fodde, PhD
Erasmus MC,
Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dirk Haller

14.12.2021 - Prof. Dr. med. Nicola Gagliani

Dissecting CD4 T cell functional heterogeneity and plasticity to understand immunity and immune mediated inflammatory diseases

14.12.2021 | 4pm
Prof. Dr. med Nicola Gagliani

Zentrum für Innere Medizin
I. Medizinische Klinik und Poliklinik (Gastroenterologie mit Sektionen Infektiologie und Tropenmedizin)
Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf

Venue:
virtual
CRC1371 members receive link in advance. Other interested persons, please request link at sfb1371.ziel@tum.de

Host:
Prof. Dirk Haller

Retrospect - 2021

19.01.2021 - Prof. Dr. Christine Falk

Lung transplantation and COVID-19: what can we learn from each other?

09.02.2021 - Pamela Schnupf, Ph.D.

SFB, a unique immunostimulatory commensal important in health and disease

02.03.2021 - Dr. med. Stephan Patrick Rosshart

Born to be wild - utilizing the common link among mammals to create better translational research models

13.04.2021 - Prof. van den Brink

The Role of the Intestinal Microbiome in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation

20.04.2021 - Prof. Jose de la Fuente, Ph.D.

Tick-host conflict and cooperation: the alpha-Gal syndrome

27.04.2021 - Dr. Timon Adolph

Dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids as a fuel for metabolic gut inflammation in Crohn's disease

04.05.2021 - Sevana Khaloian

11.05.2021 - Jonas Schluter, PhD

18.05.2021 MESZ 9:00 am/AEDT 6:00 pm - Dr. Jeremy Barr

Bacteriophages as a model system: from fundamental to clinical microbiology

08.06.2021 - Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Claudia Günther

REVOLUTION: Role of extracellular vesicles as biological shuttle system for inter-kingdom communication and organ crosstalk.

15.06.2021 - Geoffrey Hannigan

Unraveling the Role of the Microbiome & Virome in Colorectal Cancer Progression & Vaccine Response

22.06.2021 - Research@TUM4224

06.07.2021 - Research@TUM4224

20.07.2021 - Research@TUM4224

27.07.2021 - Lukas Mager

07.09.2021 - Research@TUM4224

14.09.2021 - Dr. Pritesh Desai

Enteric helminth coinfection enhances host susceptibility to neurotropic flaviviruses via a tuft cell-IL-4 receptor signaling axis

21.09.2021 - Dr. Elisabeth Letellier

Microbe-host crosstalk analysis unravels formate as oncometabolite in colorectal cancer

28.09.2021 - Research@TUM4224 Melanie Schirmer

05.10.2021 - Prof. Christoph Wilhelm (on-site talk)

Feeding the immune system - Fasting as an essential regulator of barrier immunology

12.10.2021 - Prof. Sean M. Gibbons

Leveraging the gut microbiome to design personalized interventions

19.10.2021 - Research@TUM4224

02.11.2021 - Prof. H. Rex Gaskins

Immunological impact of host-microbiota bile acid co-metabolism in colorectal cancer

09.11.2021 - Research@TUM4224

23.11.2021 - Riccardo Fodde, PhD

Phenotypic plasticity in homeostasis, inflammation, and cancer: both sides now.

14.12.2021 - Prof. Dr. med. Nicola Gagliani

Dissecting CD4 T cell functional heterogeneity and plasticity to understand immunity and immune mediated inflammatory diseases

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