Events

All SFB Seminars are scheduled here – please have a look for the upcoming events.
Seminars are regularly scheduled on Thursdays at 11:00 more

The Munich community will present cutting-edge chromatin research on July 25, 2019 more

The CRC 1064 has invited outstanding speakers for exchange and discussion on the dynamic organisation of chromatin structure and their function to support nuclear processes.

October 10-12, 2019, Biomedical Center Munich, Small Lecture Hall N02.040
All are welcome! Please register online more

Researchers give testimonies about their research motivations and the scientific community at the LMU Life Science Campus in Großhadern/Martinsried. more

September 12-13, 2018 at the BMC more

In honor of Dirk Eick: A career dedicated to understanding gene expression more

• Pol II Symposium Photo Gallery

• Developmental Programming and Reprogramming
• Autumn Swan Song
• Cell-to-Cell Heterogeneity in Chromatin Structure
• Chromatin Day, July 27, 2017
• Chromatin Day, July 20, 2018
• Chromatin Day, July 25, 2019
• In retrospect: Chromatin Dynamics Symposium
• DAAD Award 2017 to IRTG member
• IRTG-SFB 1064 member receives the DAAD Award
• Ethical Issues in Genome Editing
• Karl-Peter Hopfner receives ERC Advanced Grant
• MIT:FUTURA 2018 prize goes to Moritz Völker-Albert and the EpiQMax Team
• Genomic nucleosome organization reconstituted with pure proteins
• New building blocks: nucleosomes as part of DNA origamis
• See the video: Life Scientists on Campus
• Oktoberfest Lecture 2017: Karolin Luger
• Oktoberfest Lecture 2018: Dirk Schübeler
• Oktoberfest Lecture 2019: Tony Kouzarides
• Regulation of Transcription: RNA Pol II and Myc
• CRC 1064 funding renewal 2017-2021
• See the film! Responsible Research July 20, 2017
• The Secrets of Chromatin, September 12-13, 2018
• Sequencing Spotlight in September
• Sustainable World: Global Challenges for Life Scientists
• It's Swan Song Season! April 18, May 9 and June 6
• Chromatin Dynamics 2019
• SFB 1064 contributes: From Chromatin to RNA - A Systems View on Molecular Mechanisms