ZENTRUM FÜR NEUROSENSORIK (ZfN)

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1 ZENTRUM FÜR NEUROSENSORIK (ZfN) Joint Curriculum of the ZfN Members < Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck > < University Eye Hospital > < Institute for Ophthalmic Research > COURSE STRUCTURE The program for doctoral and postdoctoral students comprises 4 semesters (I to IV), each consisting of 3 consecutive modules ((1) to (3)). At the end of each semester, on completing all 3 mandatory modules, a certificate is being issued (requirement: attendance of at least 80%). The following modules are offered during summer term 2012: (1) Sensory Systems Basics and Principles II (2) Progress Reports Progress in Neuroscience Research of the Retina and the Inner Ear (3) Compulsory attendance of an Optional Course the third module can be freely chosen from a list of existing courses/lectures/seminars offered at the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck, the University Eye Hospital or the Institute for Ophthalmic Research. 1

2 Module (1) LECTURE Sensory Systems Basics and Principles II Summer Term 2012 When Monday, 16:00 18:00 Where hall of the ENT Clinic (HNO-Klinik), Elfriede-Aulhorn-Str. 5 (see map) Language English Date Topic r Introduction Efferent feedback in the cochlea Adaptation Mechanism in the Retina Olfaction Color Vision Prof. Dr. Marlies Knipper Tübingen Hearing Research Center Dr. Ernst Dalhoff Tübingen Hearing Research Center Prof. Dr. Frank Schaeffel Prof. Dr. Heinz Breer University of Hohenheim, Faculty of Natural Sciences Dr. Nicole Weisschuh Formation of Vision in the Outer Retina Prof. Dr. Mathias Seeliger Holidays (Pentecost) Auditory Central Processing Prof. Dr. Marlies Knipper Tübingen Hearing Research Center Cancelled ZfN Vollversammlung Taste Visual Central Processing Prof. Dr. Heinz Breer University of Hohenheim Faculty of Natural Sciences Prof. Dr. Frank Schaeffel Comparative Aspects of Visual and Auditory Central Processing Dr. Lukas Rüttiger Tübingen Hearing Research Center 2

3 Module (1) Date Topic r Ca 2+ Dependent Ion Channels for Neurosensory Function Prof. Dr. Peter Ruth University of Tübingen Institute of Pharmacy, Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology Tutorial / Time for Questions Test 3

4 Module (2) PROGRESS REPORTS II Progress in Neuroscience Research of the Retina and the Inner Ear Summer Term 2012 When once a month on Thursday, 16:00 17:30 Where room of the University Eye Hospital, Schleichstr. 12 (see map) Language English Date rs Department / Section Title Blanca Arango- Gonzales, Experimental Ophthamology cgmp-related photoreceptor cell death in rhodopsin transgenic rats Christoph Franz THRC Myosin VI in Retina Steven Le Chang Pallavi Rao Nekratanti Alexandra Sauer MGL Muench Group & CIN, Ophthalmic Research Group THRC Seeliger Group Schaeffel Group, Molecular Genetics Laboratory Opsin gradient in mouse retina offers novel chromatic coding strategy In vitro Expressionsystems for inner ear genes Identification and characterization of a new genetic locus for autosomal dominant Cone Dystrophy Mirko Jaumann THRC Stress and Hearing Francois Paquet- Durand Wibke Singer Ueffing (Röweg: Kinkl, Körtvely, Vogt?) group Euler Group, Experimental Ophthalmology/Cell Death Group THRC MGL Muench Group Alternative, non-apoptotic cell death mechanisms in inherited retinal degeneration BLEV News about BDNFlife Exon-Viewing mice 4

5 Module (2) Date rs Department / Section Title Karsten Boldt, Experimental Ophthalmology & Medical Proteome Center Understanding ciliary function in health and disease by dissecting its protein network N.N. THRC Will be announced Seeliger Group Schaeffel group At each date two progress reports will be presented one by a young scientist of the Centre for Ophthalmology, one by a young scientist of the Hearing Research Centre / ENT-Clinic (Schedule per progress report: 30 min talk, 15 min discussion). presentations are short (5 min; 3-5 slides) presentations about current research highlights or recent interesting findings from FIA modules and associated groups. There will be the opportunity for further scientific discussions after the presentations with coffee, tea and cookies. 5

6 Module (3) Compulsory Attendance of an Optional Course Summer Term 2012 Module (3) can be freely chosen from a list of existing courses/lectures/seminars offered at the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck, the University Eye Hospital or the Institute for Ophthalmic Research. Type of Course Title Focs Group When and Where r(s) HEARING Journal Club Seminar Seminar TüKliF Seminar (Journal Club) Preparation of the Friday seminar Friday Seminar (Methoden Seminar) Progress in Ophthalmic Genetics and Pathophysiology of the Retina Medizinphysik Current Developments in Ocular Genetics and Molecular Biology of the Eye (in English) Master and PhD students, staff scientists, interested guests Master and PhD students, staff scientists, interested guests SEEING staff scientists, physicians, students biology, medicine and related disciplines Medical Physics for Bachelor students "Molekulare Medizin" students, staff scientists Wednesday, 9: Seminar room ENT- Clinic, Elfriede- Aulhorn-Str. 5 Friday, 9:15 Hall ENT- Clinic, Elfriede- Aulhorn-Str. 5 Wednesday 9:00-10:00 Röntgenweg 11, R001 Tuesday 8:00-10:00 Lehr- und Lerngebäude Elfriede- Aulhorn-Str. 10 Monday 9:30-10:30 Seminarraum Röntgenweg 11 Rüttiger/Knipper Members of the THRC Knipper/ Rüttiger/Singer/ Franz/Invited speakers Wissinger, Kohl, Arango- Gonzalez, Paquet-Durand, and others Gummer, Pichler, Schick, Schaeffel, Schnieder, Kaulich Wissinger, Kohl, Schimpf- Linzenbold, Weißschuh 6

7 Module (3) (winter term only) (winter term only) Journal Club Seminar Modelle erblicher Netzhauterkrankungen - Genetik, Pathophysiologie & Therapie students, staff scientists Wednesday 16:00-17:30 room of the Eye Hospital, Schleichstr. 12 Graduate Training Centre of Neuroscience Sensory Systems Neuroscience The Visual System Molecular Genetics Evolutionary Genetics Special Interest Group Neuroanatomy (SIGNA) Master Students, Graduate School of Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience Master and PhD students, Gradute School of Neural and Behavioral Sciences Interdisciplinary students biology and bioinformatics students biology and paleontology Master and PhD students, staff scientists, interested guests Tuesday 9-11:00 Österbergstr. 3, Gradschool Hall (HS-2) Wednesday 11-13:00 Oesterbergstr. 3 Wednesday 9:00-10:00 See notice Division of Human Genetics Tuesday 14:00-16:00 or 16:00-18:00 See notice Division of Human Genetics Thursday 17:00-18:30 (once a month) Casino Breuningerbau, Schleichstr. Seeliger and others Herbert, Hu, Ostwald, Paquet-Durand Schaeffel Pusch and others Pusch, Tomiuk Schubert, Euler, Paquet-Durand and others 7

8 Venues LECTURE 8

9 Venues PROGRESS REPORTS 9