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Lecturers: Dr. Konstantin Lepikhov, Prof. Dr. Jörn Walter, Prof. Dr. Julia Schulze-Hentrich
Prof. Dr. Julia Schulze-Hentrich
Target group: Students of the Bachelor of Human and Molecular Biology, Teacher Training in Biology, Bioinformatics, Psychology (NF), Biophysics, .....
Time: Tuesdays 10:15-11:45 am Wednesdays 8:30-10:00 am
Start of lectures: 14.10.2025
Location: Building B2. 1, lecture hall 2
The lecture will take place in presence and will be transmitted online via MS Teams (Code: TBD). All lecture slides will be uploaded after the lecture and can be accessed via the MS Teams channel. The slides are to be used exclusively for your own learning purposes and may not be passed on.
Topics and dates will be posted here in due course.
The tutorial as preparation for the exam will be conducted exclusively online by Alea and Vivien in MS Teams under the known link: Date Wednesday 11.02.2026 at 8:30 am.
Questions can and should be sent in advance by email to alea.leismann@uni-saarland.de or vivien.hoof@uni-saarland.de by February 8, 2025, 6:00 pm.
Exam: The final exam will take place on 18.02.2026 at 8:30 am in lecture hall B2.1 and in microscopy room A4.3. The allocation of students to the respective rooms will take place on 17.02.26 at the latest via MS teams. Please be in front of the lecture hall/microscopy room at least 10 minutes before the exam starts.
The post-exam will take place on XX.04.2026 at XX:XX in lecture hall B2.1. For both exams, registration in the LSF is mandatory for biologists, bioinformaticians and biophysicists. Students of psychology, chemistry etc. register directly with us by email.
The exam results will be uploaded here after correction. In addition, the grades can be viewed in the LSF after the correction has been completed.
For organizational reasons, "certificates" for participants not registered in the LSF (psychology, chemistry, etc.) will only be issued from the summer semester onwards and can be collected in the mornings from the genetics office.
The slides are password-protected and may only be used by registered students. The contents form the basis for the exam. The slides are only a learning aid and not a substitute for participation. For some lectures there are also questions for self-study. Questions and content can also be discussed with the tutors as part of the voluntary tutorial to prepare for the exam.
Disclaimer: All illustrations used in the lectures are subject to copyright and are marked accordingly. They are to be used only and exclusively for your own studies. They may not be passed on to third parties, copied or used in any other way!
Recommended textbooks for the lecture:
Molekulare Genetik , Hrsg.: Alfred Nordheim, Rolf Knippers, 10. Auflage 2015, 568 S. , 620 Abb. , Broschiert ISBN: 9783134770100
Genetik , Hrsg.: Jochen Graw, Springer Verlag, 2015, Kartoniert ISBN 978-3-662-44817-5
The Master's module ADV-I takes place together with the working groups Human Genetics/Medical Biochemistry (Dr. Nicole Ludwig, Prof. Dr. David Mick) and Cell and Developmental Biology (Prof. Dr. Sandra Iden) as a face-to-face event between 13.10. and 28.11.2025.
Presentation of the master module ADV-I: 06.10.2025, 10:00 a.m., Building A4.3, SR0.01
In the 3rd block Epigenetics, lectures, accompanying seminars and experimental parts will take place in presence.
Practical course dates block Epigenetics: 07.11.(Friday !!!)-19.11.2025
Lecture (in English): daily 8:30 am - 10:00 am, Building A4.3, seminar room, only on 07.11. the lecture will take place in Building B2.1, HS2.
Slides for the presentation and the practical course script will be available from the team (code: TBD) in week 44 at the latest.
Practical course: daily 10:15 am - approx. 5 pm
Accompanying seminar: daily 10:15 am - 11:15 am
Final seminar: 24.11.2025, 9:00 am, Building A2.4, SR0.33
Written exam: 28.11.2025, 1:00 pm, Building A2.4, SR0.33
Post-exam: at the beginning of SS2026 ! Date will be announced at the end of the WS.
Registration in LSF, the exam(s) are activated in LSF
Practical course files
will be made available in the team due to the size of the files
The lectures provide an overview of epigenetic concepts and their relevance for human biology. Following an introduction into basic mechanisms and enzymology of epigenetic control we will discus the developmental aspects of epigenetic modifications, particularly their importance for cell fate maintenance and cell function. Following a summary of disease related aspects the last four lectures will introduce into epigenomic mapping technologies, the basic principles of epigenetic data production, data management and data interpretation.
Audience: Master Students of bioinformatics (biotechnology, biophysics and pharmacy). Basic knowledge in molecular genetics is essential! The lectures will be held together with the Biology Master Students participating in the ADV-I module. Please register in the University LSF before October, 30th !
Teaching language: English
Format: The lecture will be streamed via MS Teams (code: TBD). The link to the stream can be obtained from the teams channel.
Lecturers:
Julia Schulze-Hentrich, Gilles Gasparoni, Konstantin Lepikhov, Jörn Walter
Venue: Bld. A4.3, 8:30 starting Nov, 7th. Please note that on Nov, 7th, the lecture will be given in Bld. B2.1, lecture hall 2 !
Content: Nine lectures (90min each)
Structure and lecture slides will be provided at the beginning of the WS2025-26.
Exam: Bld. A4.3, seminar room + microscopy room; Jan, 21th 2026, 8:30 - 10:00.
Final registration is required in the University LSF system before January 14th !!!
Re-Exam: will be held at the beginning of SS2026.
Final registration is required in the University LSF system before March 29th !!!
If you are a student of Bioinformatics please register in LSF or in case of technical problems with registration please contact Nadine Wilhelm (nwilhelm@bioinf.uni-sb.de). If you are a student of Biotechnology please write a registration mail to Prof. Schulze-Hentrich (julia.schulze-hentrich@uni-saarland.de).
A successful passing of this test/examen is obligatory to receive the credit points for this lecture and to participate in the second lecture series in SS 2026 “Computational methods for epigenome analysis” (Lecture + practical course).
Suggested textbooks for Epigenetics:
"Epigenetics", by David Allis, Marie-Laure Caparros, Thomas Jenuwein, Danny Reinberg, Monika Lachlan, 2015, 984 pages, ISBN 978-1-936113-59-0
"Molekulare Genetik" (mit einem Kapitel über Epigenetik), Hrsg.: Alfred Nordheim, Rolf Knippers, 10. Auflage 2015, 568 S. , 620 Abb. , ISBN: 9783134770100 (only available in german)
Additional introductory literature for cancer epigenetics:
"Cancer Genetics and Epigenetics: Two Sides of the Same Coin?" Review by You & Jones dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ccr.2012.06.00
The seminar is a compulsory course for teacher training students who have enrolled in the upper secondary school course.
Prerequisite for participation is a passed exam on the basics of genetics and successful participation in the practical course in genetics for teachers.
Various topics under the generic term synthetic biology such as stem cells, somatic therapy, SARS-CoV-2, genome surgery in plants and mammals, or white gene technology will be dealt with in poster presentations.
Registration by 12.09.2025 by e-mail to s.tierling@mx.uni-saarland.de
Topic allocation: 26.9.2025, approx. 12:00 noon, Building A2.4, Seminar room 0.33
Date: December 2025
Venue: Building A2.4, ground floor, seminar room 0.33
Supervisors: Alea Leismann, Dr. Sascha Tierling
Interested students of all disciplines are welcome!
The Practical Course Biosciences for Bioinformaticians is a course for bachelor students of bioinformatics offered by several research groups at the ZHMB. The aim is to give students insights into various topics of experimental biology and to provide them with basic knowledge/skills.
Internship period: 09.03. - 20.03.2026
Registration until 23.01.2026 by email to Ms. Nadine Wilhelm (nwilhelm@bioinf.uni-sb.de) ! The number of participants is limited to 12 !
Preliminary meeting (obligatory !!!): February 20, 2026, 13:00, MS teams, invitation will be sent 1-2 days in advance
Practical course dates Epigenetics:
When ? Experiment 8: XX.03.2026, 9:00 a.m.; Experiment 1: XX.03.+XX.03.2026, 9:00 a.m.
Where ? Theoretical introduction and practical implementation in building A2.4, seminar room 0.33, practical room 0.17
Equipment to be brought along:
Printed lab script
Waterproof pen for labeling reaction vessels
Lab coat (100% cotton)
UV-safe safety goggles (if available)
Motivation
The semester-long course is intended to provide biology students with new AI-supported learning tools such as ChatGPT to give them an initial introduction to programming. In the most striking sense, it is primarily about (1) breaking the ice! Using illustrative, biological examples, hands-on, with AI in the background, basic concepts of programming are taught and enthusiasm for biological data is sparked! You will learn (2) basic skills in R, a freely available, widely accepted programming language in biology/bioinformatics, to prepare typical biological data from raw state to publishable image. And (3) shown how to add extensions in the form of packages in R to add domain- or problem-specific functionality.
Lecturer: Dr. Thomas Hentrich
Format: Tuesdays, 2-4 p.m. (can be adjusted in advance if necessary); in presence, maximum number of participants: 20
Start: 14.10.2025
Location: Building A2.4, SR 0.33.
Registration: by email to Dr. Thomas Hentrich by 01.09.2025
More information about the course can be found here.
This practical course at the beginning of the 2nd semester is run jointly by the ZHMB working groups and is divided into the content sections Laboratory Methodology I and II. The course language is German.
Laboratory Methodology I teaches basic working techniques in molecular biology, while Laboratory Methodology II focuses on the analysis and graphical presentation of scientific data.
The course takes place every Monday morning during the entire SS2025 in Geb.A4.3 or online. Start: 07.04.2025.
Preliminary meeting: 07.04.2025, 9:00 a.m.
Further details on structure and content can be found in the module handbook (p.20).
The practical course will take place from 07.07.-18.07.2025 from 13-18 o'clock as a full presence event (Geb.A4 3 SR and 1.OG). The course language is German.
Registration via LSF until 13.06.2025 !
The modalities for the implementation will be announced at the preliminary meeting on 27.06.2025, 13:00 (Geb.A4.3, microscopy room). Participation is obligatory for students !
Equipment to be brought along:
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- Lab coat (100% cotton)
- UV-safe safety goggles DIN EN 166, identification 2-1.2 or 3-1.2
- Printed and read practical course script
- semi-logarithmic graph paper (1 page per group, 1 decade on the Y-axis) - already uploaded to MS Teams
- pad, permanent marker, pencil
- waterproof pen (fineliner)
Preliminary meeting (obligatory !!!) : 27.06.2025, 13:00 (Building A4.3, Microscopy room)
Code for registration in MS Teams: d8fsu4p
The practical course script and slides for theoretical introductions will be posted here in due course.
The practical course takes place together with the Homburg groups Human Genetics/Med. Biochemistry (Dr. Martin Hart, Jun.Prof. Dr. David Mick) and Cell and Developmental Biology (Prof. Dr. Sandra Iden) from 23.06.-11.07.2025 as a partial presence event (lectures partly online and practical parts in practical rooms). The course language is German.
The modalities will be announced at the preliminary meeting on 18.06.2025, 9:00 a.m., MS-Teams. The code for the team is: abtff13
The genetics part will take place from 30.06.-04.07.2025 from 8:30-18:00.
Lecture: daily 8:30-10:00, building A4.3, seminar room
Introduction of the practical content: 10:15-11:15 a.m., Building A4.3, seminar room
Practical part: Building A4.3, practical room 1st floor, 13:00-18:00
Preliminary discussion: 18.06.2025, 9:00 a.m., MS teams.
Written exam: 24.07.2025, 9:00 a.m., Homburg campus, lecture hall I&II building 35.
Resit: 29.09.2025, 12:00 a.m., Bld.A2.4, SR0.33.
Lecture slides and further practical materials will be posted either here or in the team in due course.
The lecture and course is designed for advanced Master students in Bioinformatics and will be held together with the department Integrative Cellular Biology & Bioinformatics (Jun. Prof. Dr. Fabian Müller). The course language is English.
When ?
2025, July/August. Exact dates to be determined.
How ?
Six theoretical lectures (90 minutes each) introducing into the biological and bioinformatic background followed by a four day Hands on workshop.
To whom ?
Master students in Bioinformatics should have a basic knowledge in modern genomics and principles of epigenetics. They should have basic skills for script-based programming using the R language. The course will be limited to 20 (bioinformatics) students. Students who attended the lecture “Principles of Epigenetics” will be given priority. Non-bioinformatics students will be accepted on an individual basis if they can show that the requirements are met.
Please find a description of the course here.
To apply for the course please find all the information on the course web site during SS2025.
This summer semester, the popular excursion to biotech locations in Berlin for Master's students of biology and biotechnology will take place again.
Realization: Prof. Dr. Julia Schulze-Hentrich, Dr. Sascha Tierling
Date: August 12th and 13th.
The modalities for registration will be circulated by the study coordinators of Biology and Biotechnology.
Deadline for the binding application incl. distribution in double rooms (accomodation): 02.06.2025
The program will be made available for download here in due course.
Following the 2023 excursion, an article was published in the university web magazine Campus: campus.uni-saarland.de/studium/zwischen-nacktmullen-und-toedlichen-viren
The practical course in genetics for teachers takes place from 15.09.-26.09.2025 and was specifically designed for teachers and students of the German-French study program in Strasbourg.
The internship takes place as a full attendance event in building A2.4, SR 0.33 and internship room 0.17. The course language is German.
The modalities for the implementation will be announced at the preliminary meeting on 05.09.2025, 13:00, Geb.A2.4, SR 0.33.
Registration until 15.08.2025:
Teachers via LSF
Students from Strasbourg please email to s.tierling@mx.uni-saarland.de
Preliminary meeting (obligatory): 05.09.2025, 13:00, Geb.A2.4, SR 0.33.
Equipment to be brought along:
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- Lab coat (100% cotton)
- UV-safe safety goggles DIN EN 166
- Printed and read practical course script
- pad, permanent marker, pencil
- Waterproof pen for labeling reaction tubes (fineliner)
The code to register in the team is: y835n56. There the participants will find useful information and YouTube videos (files tab) on the practical content.
Lecturers: Dr. Konstantin Lepikhov, Prof. Dr. Julia Schulze-Hentrich
Prof. Dr. Julia Schulze-Hentrich
Target group: Students of the Bachelor of Human and Molecular Biology, Teacher Training in Biology, Bioinformatics, Psychology (NF), Biophysics, .....
Time: Tuesdays 10:15-11:45 a.m. Wednesdays 8:30-10:00 a.m.
Start of lectures: 15.10.2024
Location: Building B2.1, Lecture hall 2
The lecture will take place in presence and will be transmitted online via MS Teams (Code: 0pnq30m). All lecture slides will be uploaded after the lecture and can be accessed there and via our homepage. The slides are to be used exclusively for your own learning purposes and may not be passed on.
Tutorial: The tutorial for the lecture will take place on 04.02.2025 at 10:15 a.m. as an online-only event. Specific questions about the lecture content should be submitted to the two tutors Alea Leismann (alea.leismann@uni-saarland.de) and Vivien Hoof (vivien.hoof@uni-saarland.de) by 16:00 on 02.02.2025.
Exam: The final exam will take place on 12.02.2025 at 8:30 am in lecture hall B2.1. Please be in front of the lecture hall at least 15 minutes before the exam starts.
Re-Exam: 03.04.2025 at 10:30 am in lecture hall B2.1. Registration in the LSF is mandatory for biologists, bioinformaticians and biophysicists. Students of psychology, chemistry etc. register directly with us by email.
In addition, the grades can be viewed in the LSF after the correction has been completed.
For organizational reasons, “certificates” for participants not registered in the LSF (psychology, chemistry, etc.) will only be issued from the summer semester onwards and can be collected in the mornings from the genetics office.
The slides are password-protected and may only be used by registered students. The content forms the basis for the exam. The slides are only a learning aid and not a substitute for participation. For some lectures there are also questions for self-study. Questions and content can also be discussed with the tutors as part of a voluntary tutorial to prepare for the exam.
Lecture slides will be posted in the Team in due course.
Disclaimer: All illustrations used in the lectures are subject to copyright and are marked accordingly. They are to be used only and exclusively for your own studies. They may not be passed on to third parties, copied or used in any other way!
Recommended textbooks for the lecture:
Molekulare Genetik , Hrsg.: Alfred Nordheim, Rolf Knippers, 10. Auflage 2015, 568 S. , 620 Abb. , Broschiert ISBN: 9783134770100
Genetik , Hrsg.: Jochen Graw, Springer Verlag, 2015, Kartoniert ISBN 978-3-662-44817-5
The Master module ADV-I takes place together with the working groups Human Genetics/Medical Biochemistry (Dr. Martin Hart, Prof. Dr. David Mick) and Cell and Developmental Biology (Prof. Dr. Sandra Iden) as a partial presence event between 14.10. and 29.11.2024. MS team code: fO8oj87.
Presentation of the Master module ADV-I: 07.10.2024 10:00 am, Building A2.4, SR0.33
In the 3rd block Epigenetics lectures, accompanying seminars and experimental parts will take place in presence.
Practical course dates block Epigenetics: 08.11.(Friday !!!)-20.11.2024
Lecture (in English): daily 8:30 am - 10:00 am, building A4.3, seminar room
Practical course: daily 10:15 am - approx. 5 pm
Accompanying seminar: daily 10:15 am - 11:15 am
Final seminar: 25.11.2024, 9:00 a.m., Building A4.3
Written exam: 29.11.2024, 12:00 noon, Building B2.1, Lecture hall 2
Resit: 31.03.2025, 15:00 s.t., Building A4.3, seminar room
Registration in the LSF, the exam(s) are activated in the LSF
The lectures provide an overview of epigenetic concepts and their relevance for human biology. Following an introduction into basic mechanisms and enzymology of epigenetic control we will discus the developmental aspects of epigenetic modifications, particularly their importance for cell fate maintenance and cell function. Following a summary of disease related aspects the last four lectures will introduce into epigenomic mapping technologies, the basic principles of epigenetic data production, data management and data interpretation.
Audience: Master Students of bioinformatics (biotechnology, biophysics and pharmacy). Basic knowledge in molecular genetics is essential! The lectures will be held together with the Biology Master Students participating in the ADV-I module. Please register in the University LSF before November, 1st !
Teaching language: English
Format: The lecture will be streamed via MS Teams (code: f08oj87). The link to the stream can be obtained from the teams channel.
Lecturers:
Julia Schulze-Hentrich, Gilles Gasparoni, Jörn Walter, Konstantin Lepikhov, Thomas Hentrich
Venue: Bld. A4.3, 8:30 starting Nov, 8th (introductory lecture in B2.1, lecture hall 2)
Content: Nine lectures (90min each)
Exam: January, 22nd 2025, 8:30-10:00, building A4.3, microscopy room
Final registration is required in the University LSF system before January 8th !!!
Re-Exam: April, 4th 2025, 10:00-11:30, building B2.1, lecture hall 2
Final registration is required in the University LSF system before March 18th
If you are a student of Bioinformatics please register in LSF or in case of technical problems with registration please contact Nadine Wilhelm (nwilhelm@bioinf.uni-sb.de). If you are a student of Biotechnology please write a registration mail to Prof. Schulze-Hentrich (julia.schulze-hentrich@uni-saarland.de).
A successful passing of this test/examen is obligatory to receive the credit points for this lecture and to participate in the second lecture series in SS 2025 “Computational methods for epigenome analysis” (Lecture + practical course).
Suggested textbooks for Epigenetics:
"Epigenetics", by David Allis, Marie-Laure Caparros, Thomas Jenuwein, Danny Reinberg, Monika Lachlan, 2015, 984 pages, ISBN 978-1-936113-59-0
"Molekulare Genetik" (mit einem Kapitel über Epigenetik), Hrsg.: Alfred Nordheim, Rolf Knippers, 10. Auflage 2015, 568 S. , 620 Abb. , ISBN: 9783134770100 (only available in german)
Additional introductory literature for cancer epigenetics:
"Cancer Genetics and Epigenetics: Two Sides of the Same Coin?" Review by You & Jones dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ccr.2012.06.00
The seminar is a compulsory course for teacher training students who have enrolled on the upper secondary school course.
Prerequisite for participation is a passed exam on the basics of genetics and successful participation in the practical course in genetics for teachers.
Various topics under the generic term synthetic biology such as stem cells, somatic therapy, genome surgery in plants and mammals, or white gene technology will be dealt with in poster presentations.
Registration until 20.09.2024 by e-mail to s.tierling@mx.uni-saarland.de
Assignment of topics: 27.9.2024, 13:00, Building A2.4, SR0.33
Date: 12.12.2024, from 10:00 am
Location: Building A2.4, ground floor, seminar room 0.33
Realization: Dr. Sascha Tierling
Interested students of all disciplines are welcome !
Poster template and notes for poster presentations
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the seminar and pin the posters to the designated walls.
The practical course Biosciences for Bioinformaticians is a course for bachelor students of bioinformatics offered by several research groups at the ZHMB. The aim is to give students an insight into various topics in experimental biology and to provide them with basic knowledge/skills. The course language is German.
The practical parts of the practical will take place from 10.03.-19.03.2025, the final presentations on 21.03.2025. Registration until 24.01.2025 by email to Ms. Nadine Wilhelm (nwilhelm@bioinf.uni-sb.de) !
MS-Teams-Code: 3uzef6o
Preliminary meeting (obligatory !!!): February 28, 2025, 13:00, MS teams, invitation will be sent 1-2 days in advance
Internship dates Epigenetics:
When ? Experiment 8: 11.03.2025, 9:00 a.m.; Experiment 1: 17.03.+18.03.2025, 9:00 a.m.
Where ? Theoretical introduction and practical implementation in building A2 4, seminar room 0.33, practical room 0.17
Equipment to be brought along:
Printed practical course script
Waterproof pen for labeling reaction vessels
lab coat
UV-safe safety goggles (if available)
Motivation
Das Praktikum findet gemeinsam mit den Homburger Gruppen Humangenetik (Dr. Martin Hart), Med. Biochemie (Prof. Dr. David Mick) und Zell- und Entwicklungsbiologie (Prof. Dr. Sandra Iden) vom 24.06.-12.07.2024 9-18 Uhr an den Standorten UKS und Saarbrücker Campus statt.
Die Modalitäten werden bei der Vorbesprechung am 18.06.2024, 9:00 Uhr (Campus Hom, Geb. 60, HS) bekannt gegeben. Die Teilnahme ist für Studierende, die aktiv am praktischen Teil teilnehmen wollen, obligat !
MS-Teams-Code: msrbojm
Der Genetik-Teil findet vom 08.07.-12.07.2024 von 8:30-17:00 Uhr statt.
Vorlesung: täglich 8:30-10:00 Uhr, Geb. A4.3, Seminarraum
Besprechung und Diskussion der praktischen Inhalte: 10:15 Uhr-11:15 Uhr, Geb. A4.3, Seminarraum
Praktischer Teil: Geb. A4.3, Praktikumsraum 1.OG, 12:15-17:00 Uhr
Vorbesprechung: 18.06.2024, 9:00 Uhr (Hom, Geb.60, HS)
Klausur: 19.07.2024, 9:00 Uhr, Hörsaal 2, Geb. 35, Hom
Nachklausur: 30.09.2024, 13:00 Uhr, Geb.A4.3, Mikroskopierraum
Das Praktikum findet vom 15.07.-26.07.2024 von 13-18 Uhr als halbtägiger Blockkurs (Geb.A4 3 SR und 1.OG) statt.
Anmeldung über LSF bis zum 14.06.2024 !
Die Modalitäten zur Durchführung werden bei der Vorbesprechung am 01.07.2024, 13:00 Uhr (Geb.A4.3, Mikroskopierraum) bekannt gegeben. Die Teilnahme ist für Studierende obligat !
Mitzubringende Ausrüstung:
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- Laborkittel (100% Baumwolle)
- UV-sichere Schutzbrille DIN EN 166, Kennung 2-1.2 oder 3-1.2
- ausgedrucktes und gelesenes Praktikumsskript
- halblogarithmisches Millimeterpapier (1 Seite pro Gruppe, 1 Dekade auf der Y-Achse) - bereits auf MS Teams hochgeladen
- Block, Dauerschreiber, Bleistift
- wasserfester Stift (Fineliner)
- im Falle einer akuten Infektion (z.B. mit Erkältungsviren) empfehlen wir das Tragen eines Mund-Nasenschutzes
Vorbesprechung (obligat !!!) : 01.07.2024, 13:00 Uhr (Geb. A4.3, Mikroskopierraum)
MS-Teams-Code: 99h1j2w
Das Genetik-Praktikum für Lehrämter findet vom 16.09.-27.09.2024 statt und wurde gezielt für LehrämterInnen und Studierende des Deutsch-Französischen Studiengangs in Straßburg konzipiert.
Das Praktikum findet als ganztägiger Blockkurs im Geb. A2.4 SR0.33 und im Praktikumsraum 0.17 statt.
Die Modalitäten zur Durchführung werden bei der Vorbesprechung am 06.09.2024, 13:00 Uhr (Geb.A2.4, SR0.33) bekannt gegeben.
Anmeldung bis zum 16.08.2024:
LehrämterInnen über LSF
Studierende aus Straßburg bitte email an s.tierling@mx.uni-saarland.de
Vorbesprechung (obligat): 05.09.2024, 11:00 Uhr, Geb. A2.4, SR0.33.
Mitzubringende Ausrüstung:
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- Laborkittel (100% Baumwolle)
- UV-sichere Schutzbrille DIN EN 166
- ausgedrucktes und gelesenes Praktikumsskript
- Block, Dauerschreiber, Bleistift
- wasserfester Stift zum Beschriften von Reaktionsgefäßen(Fineliner)
MS-Teams-Code: d8o7yaw
The lecture and course is designed for advanced Master students in Bioinformatics and will be held together with the department Integrative Cellular Biology & Bioinformatics (Jun. Prof. Dr. Fabian Müller).
When ?
Between July 29 and August 12 2024 (in presence)
How ?
Six theoretical lectures (90 minutes each) introducing into the biological and bioinformatic background followed by a four day Hands on workshop.
To whom ?
Master students in Bioinformatics should have a basic knowledge in modern genomics and principles of epigenetics. They should have basic skills for script-based programming using the R language. The course will be limited to 20 (bioinformatics) students. Students who attended the lecture “Principles of Epigenetics” will be given priority. Non-bioinformatics students will be accepted on an individual basis if they can show that the requirements are met.
Please find a description and the modalities to apply for the course here.
In diesem Sommersemester findet wieder die beliebte Exkursion zu Biotech-Standorten in Berlin für Master-Studierende der Biologie und Biotechnologie statt.
Leitung: Prof. Dr. Jörn Walter, Dr. Sascha Tierling
Termin: 13. und 14. August 2024
Die Modalitäten zur Anmeldung werden durch die Studienkoordinatoren der Biologie und Biotechnologie zirkuliert.
Deadline für die unverbindliche aber ernsthafte Interessenbekundung: 17.05.2024.
Deadline für die verbindliche Anmeldung: 31.05.2024.
Im Anschluß an die Exkursion im SS2023 wurde im Uni-Web-Magazin Campus ein Artikel eingestellt: https://campus.uni-saarland.de/studium/zwischen-nacktmullen-und-toedlichen-viren