From Gene to Protein and Beyond - The CLIB-GC

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Venue
building 26.41, lecture hall 6G
Universitätsstraße 1
40225 Düsseldorf
Directions
by public transport
From Gene
to Protein
and Beyond
● bus stop (835, 836) „Universität Süd“
● tram & subway stop (704, U79) „Universität Ost/
Botanischer Garten“
by car
● Universitätsstraße 1, parking area P1 (next to bus stop
„Universität Süd“)
8th April 2016
University Düsseldorf
building 26.41
lecture hall 6G
7th annual Symposium
11:40
7th CLIB-GC
Student Symposium
Institute of Microbiology
TU Dresden
From Gene to Protein
and Beyond …open for
8th April 2016
University Düsseldorf
Building 26.41
Lecture hall 6G
everyone!
“Biotechnological production of organic
acids by non-conventional yeast for
industry”
12:30
Lunch break
14:00
Andreas Domröse
Program
09:00
Opening Remarks
Organization Commitee
Institute of Molecular Enzyme Technology
University of Düsseldorf, CLIB-GC
"Functional expression of clustered genes
encoding biosynthetic pathways”
University of Düsseldorf, CLIB-GC
14:25
Andreas Klein
Welcome Address
Dean Prof. Dr. Martin Mauve
Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry
University of Düsseldorf, CLIB-GC
Faculty of Mathematics and Sciences
University of Düsseldorf
“Creating diversity in prodiginines – a
bridge between chemistry and biology”
Alexandra Muhm-Schneider
Ministry of Innovation, Science and
Research
09:30
Prof. Dr. Gerold Barth
15:05
Prof. Dr. Jörg Stülke
Department of Microbiology and Genetics
Georg-August-University Göttingen
Prof. Dr. Jörn Piel
Contact
“Hypermodifying enzymes from an
uncultivated bacterium”
Pia Skoczinski (CLIB-GC fellow, HHU)
Institute of Molecular Enzyme Technology IMET,
University of Düsseldorf
Tel. +49 2461 611478
E-Mail: [email protected]
15:55
Coffee break
10:20
Coffee break / Group photo
16:40
Dr. Natalie Rahmen
10:50
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars M. Blank
“Exploiting nature's biosynthetic
capabilities by metabolic engineering”
Covestro
Leverkusen
t.b.a.
17:30
The 7th annual CLIB-GC student symposium “From
Gene to Protein and Beyond” is organized by the
associated students of Heinrich Heine University
Düsseldorf. Just like the successful CLIB-GC
Student Symposia since 2010, this event will give
the opportunity for a get-together of interested
students from different backgrounds with renowned
scientists
from
academia
and
industry.
Representatives from all three groups will give
insights into their work and provide a base for
inspiring discussions.
Institute of Microbiology
ETH Zürich
“Minibacillus: Definition of components
essentially required for a living cell“
Institute of Applied Microbiology
RWTH Aachen
The CLIB-Graduate Cluster Industrial Biotechnology
is a joint initiative of the TU Dortmund University,
Bielefeld University and Heinrich Heine University
Düsseldorf in association with CLIB2021. Being one
of the biggest doctoral programs in life sciences, it
focuses on the fields of Polyomics, Expression,
Biocatalysis and Downstream Processing.
Closing Remarks
Prof. Dr. Jörg Pietruszka
Marianne Schulte (CLIB-GC fellow, HHU)
ICS-6 (Structural Biochemistry) FZ Jülich,
Institute of Physical Biology
University of Düsseldorf
Tel. +49 2461 619387
E-Mail: [email protected]
Jennifer Antfang (CLIB-GC fellow, HHU)
IBG-1: Biotechnology FZ Jülich
Tel. +49 2461 616773
E-Mail: [email protected]

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