The CRC 1430 invites you to our upcoming female scientists Get-Together - Christmas edition!

This gathering is an ...

The CRC 1430 invites you to our upcoming female scientists Get-Together - Christmas edition!

This gathering is an excellent opportunity for the talented women of CRC 1430 to share their experiences in research, discuss strategies for advancing their careers, and build a supportive network. These dynamic sessions alternate every six weeks between the UKE "Casino" and the Essen campus "Brücke," offering a welcoming space to connect, exchange ideas, and empower each other in the scientific community.

Join us for our last get-together in 2024 at Christmas Market Essen on 4th of December!

The CRC 1430 organized another get-together giving the female members of the CRC1430 a chance to exchange their experiences ...

The CRC 1430 organized another get-together giving the female members of the CRC1430 a chance to exchange their experiences in scientific research and engage in discussions on how to support the carreers of women. These meetings take place alternatley in the UKE „casino“ and at campus Essen at „Brücke“ every 6 weeks, giving female scientists the chance to network and discuss various topics.

We thank all speakers and participants for contributing to the success of our 1st International Symposium Triggers of Cell ...

We thank all speakers and participants for contributing to the success of our 1st International Symposium Triggers of Cell State Transitions! Location: Glaspavillon, University Duisburg-Essen, Campus Essen.

This year's CRC 1430 Retreat took place from June 5 - 7, 2023 at the Hotel Mutterhaus in Düsseldorf.

20.06.2023: Jan Riemer (University Cologne);

11.07.2023: Renata Basto (Institute Curie Paris);

05.12.2023: ...

20.06.2023: Jan Riemer (University Cologne);

11.07.2023: Renata Basto (Institute Curie Paris);

05.12.2023: Patrizia Agostinis (VIB-Center for Cancer Biology Leuven)

Was macht exzellente Forschung aus, wie ist Exzellenz eigentlich definiert und in welchem Verhältnis stehen Exzellenz und ...

Was macht exzellente Forschung aus, wie ist Exzellenz eigentlich definiert und in welchem Verhältnis stehen Exzellenz und Chancengerechtigkeit zueinander? Diese und weitere Fragen untersucht Prof. Dr. Ute Klammer und ihr Team im aktuellen BMBF-Projekt „EXENKO“. Dieses Forschungs- und Praxisprojekt des Instituts für Soziologie (IfS) und des Essener Kollegs für Geschlechterforschung (EKfG) steht im Mittelpunkt des diesjährigen ASPIRE Afternoon, zu dem die Sonderforschungsbereiche 1093 und 1430 der Chemie, Biologie und Medizin am 23. November ab 15.15 Uhr herzlich einladen.