Advanced modules with option of English lectures:
Term.
Lecturer
Module title
No.
Winter
Rögner, Happe,
Poetsch
Biotechnological methods: Overexpression,
isolation and detection of microbial compounds
190091
Winter
Wiese, Faissner,
Herlitze, Wahle,
Lübbert
Development, anatomy and physiology of the
nervous system
190042
Winter
Störtkuhl
Genetical methods in physiology of senses
190244
Winter
Narberhaus,
FrankenbergDinkel, Bandow
Microbiology - genetics and biochemistry of
microorganisms
190061
Winter
Herlitze
Neural signals at the level of channel, cell and
system
190021
Winter
Begerow,
Kirchner,
Schaub, Stützel,
Tollrian
Tollrian, Lampert,
Leese
Biodiversity research: status and development
190024
Population genetics and phylogenetic analysis
190067
Stützel, Begerow
Diversity of Plants and Fungi
190098
Winter
Summer
(this is not a typical 4-weeks-module. It runs the whole
semester: 2 days per week)
Summer
Faissner, Wiese
Molecular and developmental neurobiology
190104
Summer
Rögner, Happe,
Poetsch
Biotechnological methods: Overexpression,
isolation and detection of microbial compounds
190116
(Identical to A-module 190091 in the winter term, see
above)
Summer
Kirchner
Behavioural Biology
190216
Summer
Mosig,
Nowrousian
Bioinformatics
190207
Summer
Stützel
Flora and Vegetation of Central Europe
190134
(This module is not available in the summer term
2014)
Summer
Tollrian, Eltz,
Lampert, Leese,
Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity of the
Invertebrates
190222
Additional courses/seminars in English language:
Winter term:
Lecture series in Biotechnology (190522) (different lecturers, Coordinator: Prof.
Frankenberg-Dinkel); every Wednesday; 12.00 – 13.30; Room: ND 2/99;
1 CP for regular attendance, 3 CP for regular attendance + exam
Basic principles in Bioinformatics (“Grundlagen der Bioinformatik”; Lecture:
190533, Practice: 190543) (Prof. Mosig); Lecture every Friday 08.15 – 09.45,
Practice: after arrangement; Room: ND 3/99; Lecture (+exam): 3 CP, Practice: 2 CP
Lecture series “Introduction into the development of the nervous system”
(190524) (Prof. Faissner, Prof. Epplen, Prof. Wiese); 08.15 – 10.00; Room: FNO;
1 CP
Lecture: Enzyme engineering (190333) (Prof. Kourist); every Monday, 12.00 –
13.30; Room: NDEF 06/780; 1 CP for regular attendance, 3 CP for regular
attendance + exam
Summer term:
Lecture series in the focal point programme: Biochemistry of the nervous
system (185830) (different lecturers); every Monday, 13.15; Room: NC 5/174; 5
CP
Lecture series in the focal point programme: Biomolecular chemistry (185810)
(different lecturers); every Tuesday, 17.00 – 18.00; Room: NC 5/99; 5 CP
Lecture series in the focal point programme: Molecular medicine (185880)
(different lecturers); every Wednesday, 17.15 – 18.45; Room: HMA 30; 5 CP
Lecture series in the focal point programme: Biochemistry of stem cells
(185890) (different lecturers); every Friday, 13.15; Room: NC 5/174; 5 CP
Lecture: Enzyme catalysis (190515) (Prof. Kourist); every Monday, 12.00 – 13.30;
Room: 1/58; 1 CP for regular attendance, 3 CP for regular attendance + exam
Winter and summer term:
Seminar: Memory function: novel behavioral, molecular and imaging
techniques (114992) (Prof. Sauvage); every Wednesday 16.00 – 18.00; Room: GA
04/187; 3 CP - (This module is not available in the summer term 2014)
Seminar: Scientific Presentations in English (190573) (Dr. Melanie Mark); every
Wednesday 9.00 – 10.00; Room: ND 6/56b; 3 CP
•
Journal Clubs of different institutes: Oral presentations and discussions of
recent research in the field
Institute: Animal Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity (Prof. Tollrian): Journal
Club; Thursday every second week, 17.00 – 19.00, Restaurant “Le Clochard”,
Meeting point: NDEF 05/794
Institute: Cell Morphology and Molecular Neurobiology (Prof. Faissner):
Journal Club (190552); every Thursday 16.45; Room: NDEF 05/392; 1 CP
Institute: Cell Physiology (Prof. Hatt): Journal Club; every Friday 9.00 – 10.00;
Room: ND 4/74-75; 2 CP
Institute: Geobotany (Prof. Begerow): Journal Club; every Wednesday 09.00 –
10.00; Room: ND 1/58; 1 CP
Institute: Plant Physiology (Prof. Krämer): Journal Club (190611); Thursday
every second week, 11.45 - 12.30, Room: ND 3/34
•
Progress reports of different institutes: Report and discussion of
experimental data. Participation only in combination with own research (SModule) in the institute.
Institute: Cell Morphology and Molecular Neurobiology (Prof. Faissner, Prof.
Wiese): Progress Report (190606); every Monday 9.15 – 10.30,
Room: NDEF 05/ 392; 1 CP
Institute: Cell Physiology (Prof. Hatt): Progress Report; Time: according to prior
agreement; Room: ND 4/74-75; 1 CP
Institute: General and Molecular Botany (Prof. Kück): Progress Report
(190603); every Thursday 17.00-19.00; Room: ND 7/133, 2 CP
Institute: Geobotany (Prof. Begerow): Progress Report (190565); Requirements:
own research in the field of Evolutionary Mycology; every Wednesday 15.00 – 16.00;
Room: ND 1/58; 1 CP
Institute: Microbial Biology (Prof. Narberhaus): Progress Report (190602); every
Wednesday. 8.15 – 9.45; Room: NDEF 06/780; 1 CP
Institute: Plant Biochemistry (Prof. Rögner): Progress Report (190 602); every
Tuesday. 11.30 – 12.30; Room: ND 3/150a; 1 CP
Institute: Plant Physiology (Prof. Krämer): Progress Report; every Friday (prior
consultation) 12.00 – 13.30; Room: ND 3/34; 2 CP
Institute: Plant Physiology (Prof. Krämer): Colloquium “Metal homoeostasis”;
every Wednesday 9.00 – 11.00; Room: ND 3/34; 1 CP
Institute: Animal Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity (Prof. Tollrian): Progress
Report; every Tuesday 9.15 – 11.00; Room: ND 05/152; 2 CP