Meeting Report

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. Saturday had two more sessions before the end of the meeting. Irina Stancheva from the Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell Biology at the University of Edinburgh started us into the day with a talk on

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. The last session on Thursday was split into two talks by Philippe Sansonetti from the Institute Pasteur in Paris and Julian Parkhill from the Sanger Institute in Hinxton, Great Britain. Both talked about pathogenic microbes,

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. As promised, I attended the second Plant Genetics session of the meeting, thus missing the Epigenetics session. I learned an important lesson at the first talk by Juliette de Meaux from the Max Planck Institute

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. Both sessions had some interesting talks, so it was really hard to decide between attending Cellular Genetic Mechanisms or Human Genetics, but in the end I went to the former. The first talk by Marina

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. The first session on Friday started with a talk by Frauke Melchior from the ZMBP in Heidelberg on SUMO. Apart from being interesting to work with, it also is good for some rather funny paper

Another guest post by Alex Knoll reporting from the German Genetics Society Meeting in Cologne. Just after lunch the next decision: Neurogenetics or Evolution? Here I went with the topic that is less far from my field, and attended the evolution session. Welcome to the modern times, because next generation