University of Heidelberg

BioQuant Seminars

In this series of seminars, projects that combine biological research with quantitative analysis, modelling and simulation are presented and discussed The seminars are organized in cooperation with BIOMS and the graduate program BIOQUANT. They take place twice monthly in lecture room 041 of the BIOQUANT (Im Neuenheimer Feld 267) at 5 pm.

 

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Upcoming Talks

DateName
Institution
TitleHostSpecial
2012-05-22 17:00 Gaudenz Danuser
Harvard Medical School Boston, USA
Integration of chemical and mechanical signals in cell motility. U.Schwarz
2012-06-05 17:00 Werner Mewes
Technische Universität München
Complexity and causality in basic research and health care. R.Russell
2012-06-12 17:00 Peter Schuster
Universität Wien
What did the molecular connection contribute to an understanding of biological evolution? -- Insights from Watson and Crick to systems biology. T. Holstein
2012-06-22 10:00 Robert Grosse
Universität Marburg
Actin' in different compartments: formins orchestrate SRF transcription. Roland Eils 10:00
2012-06-26 17:00 Claudia Veigel
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Myosin motors at the single molecule level. U.Schwarz, R.Schröder
2012-07-03 17:00 Andrei Lupas
Max-Planck-Institute for Developmental Biology, Tübingen
On the origin of folded proteins. R. Russel
2012-07-17 17:00 Edo Kussell
Center for Genomics and Systems Biology, New York University
Single-cell view of bacterial populations in fluctuating environments. V. Sourjik

Past Talks

DateName
Institution
TitleHostSpecial
2012-05-08 17:00 Martin Howard
John Innes Centre Norwich, England
Dissecting quantitative epigenetic silencing through mathematical modelling and experiments. T. Höfer
2012-04-24 17:00 Huajian Gao
Brown University Rhode Isalnd, USA
Mechanics of cell-materials interaction. U.Schwarz
2011-12-13 17:00 Dimitris Thanos
Biomedical Research Foundation, Athens
Coordination of the human antiviral transcriptional program by stochastic interactions. T. Höfer
2011-12-06 17:00 Paul van der Schoot
Technische Universtität, Eindhoven
Physical regulation of the in vitro assembly of simple viruses. U. Schwarz
2011-11-29 17:00 Philippe Bastiaens
Max Planck Institute of Molecular Physiology
Rules that govern the spatial organisation of Ras signaling. A. García-Sáez
2011-11-22 17:00 Patricia Basserau
Institut Curie, Paris
How proteins and lipids sense membrane curvature. U. Schwarz
2011-11-17 17:00 Gijsje Koenderink
AMOLF, Amsterdam
Myosin motor control of cytosketal organization. U. Schwarz
2011-11-15 17:00 Mike White
University of Liverpool
Dynamics and function of the NF-kB signalling system. T. Höfer
2011-10-04 17:00 Taras V. Pogorelov
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Membranes as a platform for protein activation: capturing dynamics of lipid bilayers and protein-membrane interactions using the Highly Mobile Membrane Mimetic (HMMM) model. Rob Russel
2011-09-06 17:00 Thomas C. Bishop
Louisiana Tech University
Molecular dynamics studies of nucleosome positioning J. Langowski
2011-06-28 17:00 Andrew B. Goryachev
University of Edinburgh
Autofocusing mechanisms in cellular morphogenesis. V. Sourjik Room 043
2011-06-14 17:00 Dieter W. Heermann
University of Heidelberg
Chromosomes: Loops and Entropy, that's what it's all about. V. Sourjik
2011-06-07 17:00 Albrecht Ott
Universität Saarland
Hydra axis specification: Cell mechanics, gene expression fluctuations and spontaneous symmetry-breaking. T. Holstein Room 042
2011-05-31 17:00 Clemens Franz
CFN Karlsruhe
Tailored 2D and 3D cell culture substrates to study cell adhesion and contraction. U. Schwarz
2011-05-24 17:00 Harri Lähdesmäki
Aalto University School of Science and Technology, Finland
Modeling signaling pathway dynamics and high-throughput measurements from heterogeneous samples. T. Höfer
2011-05-17 17:00 Edward Lemke
EMBL, Heidelberg
Single Molecule, Microfluidic and Genetically Encoded Chemical Tools to Study Protein Structure and Dynamics. U. Schwarz
2011-04-14 13:00 Pascal Braun
Harvard University, USA
High-quality interactome maps provide insights into disease, network organization and evolution. Roland Eils 13:00
2011-04-12 17:00 Peter Uetz
Proteros Biostructures, Martinsried/Germany and Gaithersburg, MD/USA
From protein interaction networks to protein function in bacteria and phage. Rob Russel
2011-03-16 10:00 Claes Gustafsson
DNA2.0 Inc, Menlo Park, California
Maximizing heterologous protein expression through systematic gene design. Victor Sourjik 10:00
2011-02-08 17:00 Martin Falcke
Max-Delbrück-Centrum Berlin
Modelling lamellipodium dynamics suggests a unifying mechanism for morpho-dynamics and force-velocity relation. U. Kummer
2011-02-03 10:00 Dan Siegal-Gaskins
Mathematical Biosciences Institute, Ohio
Predicting high-resolution and compartmentalized gene expression with time-series data deconvolution. Victor Sourjik 10:00 lecture room 043
2011-02-01 17:00 Rebecca Wade
Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies
Biomolecular Recognition: Complexity, Competition and Computation. T. Höfer
2011-01-25 17:00 Bela Mulder
AMOLF Amsterdam
Survival of the aligned: self-organisation of the plant microtubule cytoskeleton. U. Schwarz
2011-01-18 17:00 Kees Weijer
University of Dundee
Collective cell migration, a key mechanism of development. T. Höfer
2011-01-11 17:00 Phil Selenko
Forschungsinstitut für molekulare Pharmakologie Berlin
Instant in situ Kinase activity profiling by NMR spectroscopy T. Höfer
2010-12-14 17:00 Rob de Boer
University of Utrecht
Analyzing lymphocyte migration through modeling T. Höfer
2010-12-09 11:00 Justin M O'Sullivan
Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand
Using a jack-hammer to crack a nut: unravelling yeast nuclear structure by sequencing. J. Langowski 11:00
2010-12-07 17:00 Stephan Grill
MPI CBG Dresden
Active forces and flows for cellular polarization U. Schwarz
2010-11-09 17:00 Dennis Bray
University of Cambridge
Conformational spread: theory and experiment
2010-10-26 17:00 Keiichi Namba
Osaka University
High-resolution cryoEM helical image analysis of macromolecular assemblies
2010-10-20 10:30 Wilfried Weber
Universität Freiburg
Synthetic biology for mammalian cell technology and materials science 10:30
2010-07-20 17:00 Linda J. Broadbelt
Northwestern University, Evanston
In Silico Discovery and Evaluation of Novel Biochemical Pathways
2010-07-20 14:15 Adélia Sequeira
Adélia Sequeira, Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon
3D non-Newtonian FSI modeling and simulations for blood flow in arteries 14:15
2010-07-13 17:00 Thomas Schmidt
Leiden University, Netherlands
Observation of Cellular Signaling One Molecule at a Time
2010-07-06 17:00 Peter Sorger
Harvard Medical School
Measuring and Modeling Receptor-Mediated Apoptosis in Single Human Cells
2010-07-05 09:00 Yoshie Harada
University of Kyoto
Studies on biomolecules using single-molecule imaging and manipulation techniques
2010-06-22 17:00 Gioacchino Natoli
IFOM, Milano
The epigenome and the control of inflammatory gene expression
DateNameTitleSpecial
08.06.2010 Benoît Ladoux Microfabricated substrates: an approach to study how substrate rigidity and topography can affect cell mechanics
01.06.2010 Sander J. Tans Tradeoffs and optimality in the evolution of phenotypic plasticity
11.05.2010 Ana Garcia Regulation of apoptosis by Bcl-2 proteins. A single molecule approach
04.05.2010 Yuhai Tu Information processing in a single cell: E. coli's memory and computation
27.04.2010 Michael Lässig Molecular evolution in fitness land- and seascapes
20.04.2010 Matthias Rief Conformational Mechanics of Single Protein Molecules
18.03.2010 Chris Sander Systems biology of cancer cells
16.03.2010 Geneviève Dupont Spatio-temporal organization of Ca2+ dynamics: a modelling-based approach
16.03.2010 Margaret Gardel Mechanics of Contractile Actomyosin Networks 3 pm
26.01.2010 Jörg Stelling Systems analysis of cellular networks under uncertainty
19.01.2010 Albert Goldbeter The dynamical bases of cellular rhythms: Modeling circadian clocks and the cell cycle
17.11.2009 Thorsten Hugel Single molecule kinetics of yeast Hsp90
15.12.2009 Erwin Frey Bacterial games: noise and correlations in a spatial population model with cyclic competition
08.12.2009 Stefan Klumpp Global growth-rate dependent effects on gene expression in bacteria
03.11.2009 Rob Russell Adding mechanistic and structural details to cellular networks
27.10.2009 Erik van Nimwegen Comparative genomic inference of bacterial regulatory networks
13.10.2009 Karsten Kruse Dynamics of Min proteins in vivo and in vitro
08.10.2009 Antonio Politi Theoretical model for the active and passive mechanical properties of smooth muscle cells Thursday
22.09.2009 Martjin Luisterburg Heterochromatin Protein 1 is involved in the DNA damage response
09.09.2009 Freddie Theodoulou Transport and targeted protein degradation in the control of lipid metabolism: from Arabidopsis to Adrenoleukodystrophy
09.07.2009 Michel Bornens Control of shape, polarity and division axis by growing cells on adhesive micropattern Thursday!
07.07.2009 Martin Ackermann Individuality in Bacteria: on Aging and Cooperation
16.06.2009 Martin Hof The solvent relaxation technique: hydration and mobility in membranes and enzymes
12.06.2009 J. Michael Schurr A Molecular Interpretation of Thermodynamic Preferential Interaction Coefficients. Applications to BSA, DNA, and Non-Equilibrium Forces. 4 pm, room 044
09.06.2009 Grégoire Altan-Bonnet Cellular heterogeneity: from molecular nuisance to immunobiological function
04.06.2009 Erich Bornberg-Bauer Computational prediction and analyses of structural and functional transitions in protein evolution 2 pm
02.06.2009 Attila Becskei Bistable epigenetic expression in silenced chromatin
08.05.2009 Volker Mehrmann Modellierung, Simulation, Modellreduktion und robuste Regelung von Deskriptorsystemen mit Unsicherheit
29.04.2009 Prof. Dr. David J. Chen DNA-PKcs Phosphorylation in DNA repair and Hematopoietic Stem Cell Maintainance 2 pm, Host: Prof. Dr. Roland Eils and Dr. Michaela Reichenzeller
07.04.2009 Stefan Schuster Why humans cannot make sugar from fatty acids while plants can - Theoretical pathway analysis of metabolism
01.04.2009 Tobias Bollenbach Non-optimal microbial response to antibiotics underlies drug interactions
20.03.2009 Kazufumi Mochizuki Small RNA-directed DNA elimination in Tetrahymena
18.03.2009 Dr. Heiko Schmidt Reconstructing Trees from Multi-Gene Datasets: Supertrees, Supermatrices and Medium-Level Methods
17.02.2009 Katalin Fejes Toth Genome-wide characterization of the mammalian small RNA transcriptome by high throughput sequencing reveals novel classes of small RNAs
13.01.2009 Dr. Thomas Surrey Mechanism of microtubule plus-end tracking of EB1 and CLIP-170
09.12.2008 Prof. Joachim Rädler Stochastic aspects in artificial gene transfer and gene expression dynamics
02.12.2008 Kai Grunwald Inter-phase instead of interface - transition from academia to entrepreneurship Gründer-Team Heidelberg GmbH
11.11.2008 Prof. Martin Howard Modelling noisy concentration gradients inside single cells and in development
28.10.2008 Prof. Ron Heeren Mass spectrometric imaging and its applications to proteomics
14.10.2008 Dr. Térence Strick Single Molecule Nanomanipulation
07.10.2008 Dr. Oleg Krichevsky DNA as exemplary polymer
02.09.2008 Prof. Krishna Garikipati Mathematical modelling of solid tumor growth
05.08.2008 Prof. Dr. Jai Pal Mittal Antioxidants-Hype or Reality-Bioquantification studies of antioxidants
22.07.2008 Dr. Andrew Goryachev Dynamics of Cdc42 network embodies a Turing-type mechanism of yeast cell polarity
08.07.2008 Dr. Johannes Berg Out-of-equilibrium dynamics of gene expression
24.06.2008 Prof. Yossi Klafter Levy flights and walks and anomalous diffusion in complex systems
10.06.2008 Dr. Charlotte von Gall The circadian pacemaker matures gradually during ontogenetic development
05.05.2008 Prof. Gennady Bocharov Computational modeling of immune responses Monday!
29.04.2008 Prof. Ruedi Aebersold Systems Biology: network of networks
15.04.2008 Dr. Lars Hufnagel Regulation of Growth during Development: Role of Mechanics
03.04.2008 Dr. Mark Bathe Cytoskeletal actin bundles: From mechanics to dynamics, and back Thursday!
12.02.2008 Prof. Luis Serrano Evolvability of transcription networks
17.01.2008 Prof. Marie-France Carlier A biochemical reconstitution approach of the coordinated actin assembly dynamics in motile and morphogenetic processes BIOQUANT, Thursday (!), 3 pm
22.01.2008 Dr. Frauke Graeter How force can guide protein function: molecular simulations of biological force sensors
18.12.2007 Dr. Achillefs Kapanidis Probing gene-transcription mechanisms using single-molecule fluorescence
04.12.2007 Dr. Michael Boutros Dissecting signaling networks with RNAi
20.11.2007 Prof. Sarah Keller Seeing Spots: Liquid domains in Lipid Membranes
06.11.2007Prof. Berenike MaierTuning the DNA import motor of Bacillus subtilis
23.10.2007Dr. Ernst StelzerLeaving the coverslip behind: light sheet-based fluorescent microscopy (SPIM)
24.07.2007Prof. Motomu TanakaPhysical modeling of cellular contacts using soft interfaces
18.07.2007Maya KahanDNA-computing for medicine and biology Location: KIP
03.07.2007Prof. Ben FabryMechanics of Cancer Metastasis
26.06.2007Prof. Sean SmithTheoretical studies of Fluorescent Proteins for Cellular Imaging and Nanoparticles for Gene Delivery
05.06.200717 invited speakersMolTools-DKFZ-BIOQUANT Symposium
22.05.2007Dr. Pieter Rein ten WoldeThe importance of space in gene regulatory networks
08.05.2007Prof. Lucas PelkmansTowards systems analysis of virus entry and endocytosis
20.03.2007Prof. Tom DukeThe power of hearing: mechanotransduction in the inner ear
27.02.2007Prof. Christoph SchmidtMechanics of protein structures: bacteriophage capsids, actin gels and microtubules
13.02.2007Prof. Benjamin KauppHow do sperm find the egg? The mechanism of chemotaxis
30.01.2007Dr. Ana PomboFunctional organisation of chromosomes in the cell nucleus
16.01.2007Prof. Dr. Fraser A. ArmstrongHydrogenases: Electrochemical Investigations of the Chemistry of Unusual Metalloenzymes, and Inspirations for Future Energy Technologies Location: INF 252, HS West (Change!)
19.12.2006Prof. Peter SwainStochasticity and designs of genetic networks
05.12.2006Prof. Erich SackmannElasticity concept of cell membrane self-assembly and functions
21.11.2006Prof. Ralf BartenschlagerDissecting the replication pathways of hepatitis C virus
24.10.2006Dr. Markus KollmannCircadian rhythms in bacteria: robustness guides the way towards understanding the clock mechanism
12.09.2006Prof. A. MintonNonspecific background interactions in biological media: difference between biochemistry in vitro and in vivo
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