Events archive

Our internal PILOT seminar takes place online every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Our PILOT internal seminar takes place online every Wednesday (during the University of Freiburg term) from 1-2pm.

PILOT members who are logged in can find additional information about this event below.

Time: 1-2pm
Speaker: Manfred Kopf (ETH Zürich)
Title: Development and function of pulmonary macrophages
 

Host: Philipp Henneke
Location: Seminar Room 00.057 (Ground Floor), ZTZ, Breisacher Str. 115, Freiburg and online
 

Our PILOT internal seminar takes place online every Wednesday (during the University of Freiburg term) from 1-2pm.

PILOT members who are logged in can find additional information about this event below.

Speaker: Henrik Oster (Universität Lübeck)
Title: Development and function of pulmonary macrophages
 

Host: Christoph Scheiermann
Location: Seminarroom N01.017, Biomedical Center Munich, LMU, Großhaderner Str. 9, 82152 Planegg-Martinsried, Munich and online
 

Villa Vigoni, Menaggio, Italy

Time: 1-2pm
Speaker: John Penders (Maastricht University)
Topic: Establishment of the gut microbiota in early-life and its link with inflammatory diseases: insights from human studies.

Host: Mathias Hornef
Location: Library, Institute of Medical Microbiology and online.

Our PILOT internal seminar takes place online every Wednesday (during the University of Freiburg term) from 1-2pm.

PILOT members who are logged in can find additional information about this event below.

Speaker: Nikolai Klymiuk (TU Munich)
Title: Investigating the immune system in neonatal pig models for human diseases

Host: Markus Sperandio
Location: Seminarroom N01.017, Biomedical Center Munich LMU, Großhaderner Str. 9, 82152 Planegg-Martinsried, Munich and online

Our PILOT internal seminar takes place online every Wednesday (during the University of Freiburg term) from 1-2pm.

PILOT members who are logged in can find additional information about this event below.

On Thursday 28 September, PILOT is hosting a special session on Perinatal Immunity at the joint meeting of the Société Française d’Immunologie (SFI) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Immunologie (DGfI) in Strasbourg, France.

The session will be chaired by PILOT Director Philipp Henneke and PILOT Project Leader Sarah Kim-Hellmuth, and includes an invited talk from PILOT Project Leader Mathias Hornef, as well as selected talks from PILOT Project Leader Julia Kolter and CoPILOT Doctoral Researcher Lou Wackerbarth.

For more information, please visit the meeting website.

PILOT project leader Tom Clavel is also a member of the NFDI4Microbiota consortium, which is hosting a workshop on (meta)data and FAIR principles. PILOT members - and other interested scientists - are welcome to attend. (There are only 20 places available; they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.)

Confused about FAIR, ontologies, and metadata and how they can help you and your project?
Join our hands-on workshop about description of biological data.
16-17 October in Aachen. Register by 20 September: http://biometadata-01.sciencesconf.org

For our workshop: How to describe biological data? A primer to a FAIR approach for now and the future

We are looking for:

1. Person with knowledge about microbiology
2. Late-stage (wet lab) researchers with datasets that are in preparation to be submitted to repositories
3. Early-stage researchers that will be generating large data sets
4. Researchers having difficulties to apply existing ontologies and metadata fields to their data set
5. Data stewards or broker responsible for submitting data

You will learn how to use terms based on existing ontologies and controlled vocabulary.

Your engagement and continuous use of these terms will help to increase future machine-actionable analyses.

After the workshop, you will have successfully described your own datasets and prepared the necessary metadata for future deposition of your described datasets.

But beware during this workshop, we will not (yet [1])…

1. upload or publish your data
2. analyze/ re-analyze your data
3. develop an ontology
4. set-up an automatic transfer of your metadata to repositories

[1]: stay tuned for more with https://nfdi4microbiota.de/   

We will be holding a workshop on Research Data Management for all PILOT members from 1-2pm on Wednesday 18 October.

Our external PILOT Seminar Series on Perinatal Immunity takes place every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Time: 1-2pm

Speaker: Ziad Al Nabhani (Department of BioMedical Research, University of Bern, Switzerland) 

Title: Consequences of microbial-immune interplay early in life

Location: Hybrid meeting (Freiburg and online)

Host: Daniel Erny

The seminar is open to all. If you are interested in an individual meeting with the speaker, please contact the host.

Our external PILOT Seminar Series on Perinatal Immunity takes place every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Time: 1-2pm

Speaker: Roland Immler (Munich)

Location: Munich and online

Host: Markus Sperandio

The first retreat for our CoPILOT doctoral researchers will take place from 13-15 November 2023 at the Kloster Schöntal. This will be an opportunity for doctoral researchers from all PILOT sites to get together in person for poster sessions, talks and team building exercises. The event will foster scientific and personal development as well as cross-site interaction.

Our external PILOT Seminar Series on Perinatal Immunity takes place every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Time: 1-2pm

Speaker: Alexander Schmidt (Boston)

Title: BCG vaccination of neonates & adolescents: potential mechanisms of protection from TB and from neonatal mortality

Location: Munich and online

Host: Markus Sperandio

Our internal PILOT seminar takes place online every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Our internal PILOT seminar takes place online every second Wednesday during the Freiburg term.

Speaker: Sebastian Preißl, PI PILOT Project B03, University of Freiburg

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