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LOCATION:via Zoom VC\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 Heide
lberg
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Alison Tebo: MOIA and Janelia's OIG joint seminar: I
maging cellular biochemistry using chemical-genetic tools
DESCRIPTION:External Faculty Speaker\nSpeaker: Alison Tebo\nInstitution: Ja
nelia\, USA\nHost: Christian Tischer\, Dimitri Kromm\, Robert Prevedel\nAb
stract: Fluorescence imaging has become an indispensable tool in cell and
molecular biology. Fluorescent proteins such as GFP have revolutionized fl
uorescence microscopy\, giving experimenters exquisite control over the lo
calization and specificity of tagged constructs. However\, these systems p
resent certain drawbacks so alternative hybrid systems based on the intera
ction between a small molecule fluorophore and a protein have been develop
ed. A way to avoid unspecific background in cells and achieve high imaging
contrast is to use fluorescent probes that display no fluorescence until l
abeling occurs. Such probes are often called fluorogenic probes to highlig
ht their ability to generate fluorescence upon reaction/interaction with t
heir target. A new fluorogenic hybrid system called the Fluorescence-activ
ation and Absorption Shifting Tag (FAST) was developed\, which consists of
a small protein tag that reversibly and dynamically binds a small molecule
chromophore\, activating its fluorescence. Hybrid chemical-genetic systems
such as FAST represent unique opportunities to extend the utility of the s
ystem as the protein and fluorogen present two separate opportunities for
engineering. I will present the development of techniques to image multipl
e targets and to monitor protein-protein interactions.\nLink: https://www.
janelia.org/content/optical-interest-group\nStream link: https://hhmi.zoom
.us/j/91380798091?pwd=SFFCS0ZQZVpqQUMrS1VWODkwZVlKUT09\n
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LOCATION:Virtual seminar\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 H
eidelberg
Germany
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Filipe Nunes Vicente: To be announced
DESCRIPTION:Seminar given by an external postdoc \nSpeaker: Filipe Nunes V
icente\nInstitution: Interdisciplinary Institute for Neuroscience\, CNRS\,
\nUniversity of Bordeaux\, France\nHost: Alba Diz-Munoz\n
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LOCATION:Virtual\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 Heidelber
g
Germany
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Alexander Botzki: EMBL Careers Webinar | Core facili
ty management
DESCRIPTION:Career Event\nSpeaker: Alexander Botzki\nInstitution: Head of V
IB Bio-informatics Core\, Belgium\nHost: EMBL Fellows' Career Service\nLin
k: https://embl-de.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kk4LJ9jmRuKN_twu_XzFdQ\nStr
eam link: https://embl-de.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kk4LJ9jmRuKN_twu_XzF
dQ\n
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LOCATION:Virtual\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 Heidelber
g
Germany
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Zehra Sayers: SESAME*: Defying borders in the Middle
East
DESCRIPTION:Science and Society\nSpeaker: Zehra Sayers\nInstitution: Sabanc
i Universitesi\, Turkey\nHost: Lucia Von Bredow\nAbstract: Science and pri
nciples of scientific conduct are universal leading to free communication
of ideas and sharing of results\, as we have seen in the race for finding
solutions for the global threat of the COVID-19 pandemic. Scientists have
easily reached and collaborated across borders to achieve shared goals. In
this lecture I will talk about a different collaborative project\, SESAME\
, that does not recognize conventional borders. This advanced synchrotron
radiation infrastructure\, located in Jordan\, came to being through joint
efforts by Cyprus\, Egypt\, Israel\, Iran\, Jordan\, Palestinian Authority
\, Pakistan and Turkey\, and is supported by several observer countries. S
ESAME creates a positive dynamism in the region by providing scientists wi
th new tools at its beamlines and by opening possibilities for collaborati
ons among scientists coming from diverse cultural and political background
s. As well as science that is produced at SESAME\, I will also discuss dif
ferent aspects of this project including how SESAME can become a truly int
ernational lab and how this scientific endeavor can reach society at large
\, beyond scientists.\n\n*Synchrotron light source for Experimental Scienc
e and Applications in the Middle East\nLink: https://www.embl.de/aboutus/s
cience_society/forum/forums_2021/16-04/\n
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LOCATION:Virtual\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 Heidelber
g
Germany
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Michele Garfinkel: Research Ethics &\; Integrity:
Science &\; Society Discussion Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Science and Society\nSpeaker: Michele Garfinkel\nInstitution: E
MBO\, NOT SPECIFIED\nHost: Michele Garfinkel\nAbstract: Research integrit
y (or responsible conduct of research) describes a broad set of practices
around how research is carried out. In the best case\, these practices are
embedded in day-to-day work\, not separate from it. Depending on the setti
ng\, these practices can address everything from selection and design of a
research project to decisions about how\, where\, and what to publish\; an
d to promulgating results in policy and public settings. I will give a bri
ef overview of the landscape of research integrity. In that context I will
then focus my remarks on responsible data handling\, from project concepti
on to terminal storage and assuring access in perpetuity. I will describe
current institutional and political views on the value of record-keeping t
ools such as electronic notebooks and data management plans. I will also d
iscuss researcher\, institutional\, and funder responsibilities in helping
to assure that good practices regarding data handling are made clear and e
asy to implement.\n\nPlease note that Hamburg-based staff will be prioriti
sed (as this has been arranged by the Hamburg Science & Society Committee)
. Places are limited\, and will be allocated on a first-come\, first-serve
d basis. If you would like to participate\, please email Lucia von Bredow
(lucia.von.bredow@embl.de) to reserve a place. The discussion meeting will
take the form of an interactive workshop\, and is open to anyone intereste
d in learning more about research ethics\, integrity\, and responsible dat
a handling.\n
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LOCATION:Virtual\, EMBL Heidelberg
Meyerhofstraße 1
69117 Heidelber
g
Germany
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Ewan Birney: Harnessing Big Data to Monitor and Tack
le Pandemics
DESCRIPTION:Science and Society\nSpeaker: Ewan Birney\nInstitution: EMBL-EB
I\, United Kingdom\nHost: Ewan Birney\nAbstract: Ewan Birney will chair a
round-table discussion will three expert panellists - Rolf Apweiler\, Ilar
ia Capua and Enrico Bucci.\nLink: https://embl-de.zoom.us/webinar/register
/WN_eRFqERZVRhieSQGpYX4RCA\nStream link: https://embl-de.zoom.us/webinar/r
egister/WN_eRFqERZVRhieSQGpYX4RCA\n
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