Venturing into the unknown: How non-canonical open reading frames expand cancer immune visibility
16.06.2025, 2 - 3 pm
Prof. Dr. Nicola Ternette
Professor of Antigen Discovery, School of Life Sciences, University of Dundee, UK
Platelets and Megakaryocytes at the Immune Interface
06.06.2025, 14 -15:00 Uhr
Department of Medicine, Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of Rochester, USA
The seminar will be held on-site at University Medical Center Mainz, Building 708.
From Cardioprotection to Gender Medicine
15.05.2025, 17 - 18:00
Prof. Dr. med. Carolin Lerchenmüller
Professor of Gender Medicine, Head of the Chair of Gender Medicine, University of Zurich
The seminar will be held on-site at University Medical Center Mainz, Building 708.
Bridging Discovery and Impact: The Role of the Science of Science in Advancing Translational Research
15.05.2025, 17 - 18:00 Uhr
Prof. Dr. med. Marc Lerchenmüller
Assistant Professor of Technological Innovation and Management, University of Mannheim
The seminar will be held on-site at University Medical Center Mainz, Building 708.
Wir gratulieren unserem curATime-Projektleiter Prof. Dr. Christoph Reinhardt zum Alexander-Schmidt-Preis, der jährlich von der GTH-Gesellschaft für Thrombose- & Hämostaseforschung e.V. für hervorragende Arbeiten auf dem Gebiet der Hämostaseologie vergeben wird.
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On June 18, 2025, the curAMento interim event took place – a significant milestone in the mentoring program of the curATime future cluster, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). For a year now, we have been accompanying six committed mentees on their individual paths and supporting them in their personal and professional development.
A special highlight of the meeting was the Q&A session with Felicitas Müller, Philipp Wild, and Özlem Türeci. In an open and inspiring exchange, they provided insights into their career paths and answered questions on topics such as career planning, dealing with challenges, and personal development.
Their personal anecdotes made it clear that career paths rarely run in a straight line. Opportunities often arise through detours—and it is always possible to strike out in new directions. These perspectives were not only motivating but also encouraging for our mentees.
We would like to thank all mentors, guests, and participants for the inspiring atmosphere and valuable exchange. We look forward to continuing to accompany our mentees on their journey.
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