Location:
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf  (UKE) 
Research Campus, Bldg. N27, Room 0.014
Martinistr. 52
D-20246 Hamburg

Prof. Dr. Thomas Braulke
phone: ++49-40-7410-54493
fax: ++49-40-7410-58504
email: 

Prof. Dr. Paul Saftig
phone: ++49-(0)431-8802216
fax: ++49-(0)431-8802238
email: 


The Secret Life of Lysosomes
Norma Andrews, Maryland
10.09.2010 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


Molecular analysis of receptor traffic to the Golgi
Susan Pfeffer, Stanford
15.10.2010 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


Dual-Mode of Insulin Action Controls GLUT4 Vesicle Exocytosis
Derek Toomre, Yale University New Haven, CT
22.10.2010 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


The role of dynamin in clathrin-mediated endocytosis
Sandra Schmid, UC San Diego
19.11.2010 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


Import and assembly of mitochondrial proteins
Nikolaus Pfanner, University of Freiburg
14.01.2011 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


How viruses exploit endocytosis for cell entry
Ari Helenius, ETH Zürich
11.02.2011 (12:15 h)
Research Campus - UKE


Tales from the dark side: Melanosomes as models for organelle biogenesis
Michael S. Marks, University of Pennsylvania, PA
25.03.2011 (12:15 h)
Institute of Biochemistry, Kiel


Sorting out the Cell Biology of Alzheimer's disease
Wim Annaert, Dept. Molecular & Develop. Genetics, Leuven
o8.04.2011 (12:15 h)
Institute of Biochemistry, Kiel


Specificity of protein-lipid interactions- a role in intracellular transport?
Felix Wieland, Biochemie-Zentrum der Universität Heidelberg
09.06.2011 (12:15 h)
Research Campus (N27) - UKE


The Molecular Basis of Synchronous Synaptic Transmission
James E. Rothman, Yale University, New Haven
10.06.2011 (12:15 h)
Research Campus (N27) - UKE