Curriculum for Structured Doctoral Candidate Training at the Heinrich Pette Institute Leibniz Institute for Experimental Virology
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1 Curriculum for Structured Doctoral Candidate Training at the Heinrich Pette Institute Leibniz Institute for Experimental Virology Please choose lectures and courses according to your interests and requirements. According to the guidelines of the structured doctoral candidate training it is mandatory for each graduate to participate in the 4 seminar days of the HPI (Hepatitis, Herpes, HIV and Influenza) and on 2 seminar days of both other LCI institutes (BNI and FZB). Furthermore, graduates have to participate in at least one practical all day course during his/her thesis. Please document your participance in the Course Record Book that was provided by the HPI at the beginning of the thesis Unless otherwise stated the seminar days and courses will take place at the indicated times and at the following locations: BNITM Historical Lecture Hall, Bernhard Nocht Institut FZB Seminar room of the Reflectorium, Forschungszentrum Borstel, Parkallee 30 HPI Seminar room 2; Ferdinand Bergen Auditorium; Heinrich Pette Institut Should you have any further questions please contact: BNITM Eleonora Schönherr mail: schoenherr@bnitm.de phone: FZB HPI Susanne Pätzold mail: spaetzold@fz borstel.de phone: Martina Hintz/ Dorothea Pieper mail: martina.hintz@hpi.uni hamburg.de / vorstandsreferat@hpi.uni hamburg.de phone: / MH Version
2 Tue, Sept 11 HPI Eva Herker Hans Will 2012 Hepatitis viruses HBV and HCV Tue, Oct 02 BNITM Mon, Nov 05 FZB Fri, Dec 07 HPI Iris Bruchhaus Rolf Horstmann Ingrid Müller Tobias Spielmann Buko Lindner Sven Müller Loennies Gülsah Gabriel Cesar Munoz Fontela Seminar day Malaria (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Introduction and Epidemiology Parasitology Pathogenesis Diagnostics Drug resistance Cell Biology Immunology All day course Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry (9.15 am 5.15 pm) How can my research project profit from mass spectrometry? Modern Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy in the analysis of molecular structures and complexes Seminar day (9.00 am 1.00 pm) Influenza Pathogenesis Influenza Immunology
3 Mon, Jan 14 BNITM Tue, Jan 22 HPI Joachim Clos Christian Keller Minka Breloer Monica Hagedorn Stephan Günther Wolfram Brune Adam Grundhoff 2013 Seminar day Infection Models for Tropical Diseases (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Amoebiasis Malaria Leishmaniasis Rickettsiosis Helminth Infections Intracellular pathogens Tropical Viruses Herpes Viruses general overview Genetic Manipulation and Genomic Analysis of Human Herpesviruses Mon, Feb 04 FZB Thu, March 14 HPI Mon, April 15 FZB Stefan Ehlers Elvira Richter Stefan Niemann Otto Holst/Buko Lindner Norbert Reiling Ulrich Schaible Joachim Hauber Cordula Stamme Michael Wegmann Seminar day Tuberculosis (9.15 am 5.15 pm) Tuberculosis a patient s perspective Introduction: Tuberculosis a global health threat (epidemiology, pathogenesis, animal models for research, current issues) Microbiological diagnosis of mycobacterial infections, current status of drug resistance Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex: genetics, molecular epidemiology, population structure, genomic and transcriptomic analyses Structual biology of the mycobacterial cell wall Mycobacterium tuberculosis: life inside the macrophage Mechanisms of killing Mycobacterium tuberculosis: imaging in culture and in vivo Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of TB: Current Challenges and Networks HIV/AIDS Lifecycle, virus host interactions, therapeutics Seminar day Pulmonary Diseases (9.15 am pm) Principles of infectious pneumonia Animal model of functional analysis of the lung
4 Mon, April 29 BNITM Mon, June 03 FZB Tue, June 25 HPI Norbert Schwarz Ralf Krumkamp Denise Dekker Holger Heine Uta Jappe Arndt Petersen Eva Herker 2013 All day course Epidemiologie of Infections (10.00 am 3.00 pm) Introduction to Epidemiology (study designs, measures, risk, bias, confounding) Infectious disease epidemiology Interpretation of epidemiological data Analysis of Infection outbreaks Seminar day Clinical Allergology: Asthma, Atopy and Food Allergies (9.15 am pm) Allergy: Innate consequences for an adaptive disease how the innate immune system influences allergy and asthma Allergy: clinical symptoms diagnostic procedures treatment From allergen extracts to single allergenic components: Issues to improve diagnosis and therapy Hepatitis viruses general overview HBV and HCV July August Mon, Oct 14 BNITM Tue, Nov 19 HPI Mon, Dec 09 BNITM Andreas Krüger Stefanie Müller Jonas Schmidt Chanasit Rudolph Reimer Iris Bruchhaus Rolf Horstmann Ingrid Müller Tobias Spielmann Summer break Seminar day Vectors (10.00 am 4.00 pm) Introduction Biology of mosquitoes, ticks and other important vectors Immunology of insects Mechanisms of vector competence Medical Entomology: Surveillance strategies for zoonotic mosquito borne viruses All day course (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Imaging Seminar day Malaria ( pm) Introduction and Epidemiology Parasitology Pathogenesis Diagnostics Drug resistance Cell Biology Immunology
5 Mon, Jan 13 FZB Mon, Feb 10 BNITM Fri, March 07 HPI Buko Lindner Sven Müller Loennies Joachim Clos Christian Keller Minka Breloer Monica Hagedorn Stephan Günther Gülsah Gabriel Cesar Munoz Fontela 2014 All day course Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry (9.15 am 5.15 pm) How can my research project profit from mass spectrometry? Modern Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy in the analysis of molecular structures and complexes Seminar day Infection Models for Tropical Diseases (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Amoebiasis Malaria Leishmaniasis Rickettsiosis Helminth Infections Intracellular pathogens Tropical Viruses Seminar day (9.00 am 1.00 pm) Influenza Pathogenesis Influenza Immunology Mon, April 07 FZB Stefan Ehlers Elvira Richter Stefan Niemann Otto Holst/Buko Lindner Norbert Reiling Ulrich Schaible Seminar day Tuberculosis (9.15 am 5.15 pm) Tuberculosis a patient s perspective Introduction: Tuberculosis a global health threat (epidemiology, pathogenesis, animal models for research, current issues) Microbiological diagnosis of mycobacterial infections, current status of drug resistance Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex: genetics, molecular epidemiology, population structure, genomic and transcriptomic analyses Structual biology of the mycobacterial cell wall Mycobacterium tuberculosis: life inside the macrophage Mechanisms of killing Mycobacterium tuberculosis: imaging in culture and in vivo Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of TB: Current Challenges and Networks
6 Mon, May 12 BNITM Tue, May 06 HPI Norbert Schwarz Ralf Krumkamp Denise Dekker Wolfram Brune Adam Grundhoff 2014 All day course Epidemiology of Infections (10.00 am 3.00 pm) Introduction to Epidemiology (study designs, measures, risk, bias, confounding) Infectious disease epidemiology Interpretation of epidemiological data Analysis of Infection outbreaks Herpes Viruses general overview Genetic Manipulation and Genomic Analysis of Human Herpesviruses Mon, June 02 FZB Cordula Stamme Michael Wegmann Seminar day Pulmonary Diseases (9.15 am pm) Principles of infectious pneumonia Animal model of functional analysis of the lung Thu, June 26 HPI Eva Herker Hepatitis viruses general overview HBV and HCV July August Wed, Sept 17 HPI Rudolph Reimer Summer break All day course (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Imaging Mon, Oct 06 FZB Mon, Nov 10 BNITM Tue, Dec 09. HPI Holger Heine Uta Jappe Arndt Petersen Andreas Krüger Stefanie Müller Jonas Schmidt Chanasit Joachim Hauber Seminar day Clinical Allergology: Asthma, Atopy and Food Allergies (9.15 am pm) Allergy: Innate consequences for an adaptive disease how the innate immune system influences allergy and asthma Allergy: clinical symptoms diagnostic procedures treatment From allergen extracts to single allergenic components: Issues to improve diagnosis and therapy Seminar day Vectors (10.00 am 4.00 pm) Introduction Biology of mosquitoes, ticks and other important vectors Immunology of insects Mechanisms of vector competence Medical Entomology: Surveillance strategies for zoonotic mosquito borne viruses HIV/AIDS Lifecycle, virus host interactions, therapeutics
7 Mon, Jan 19 BNITM Fri, Feb 06 HPI Iris Bruchhaus Rolf Horstmann Ingrid Müller Tobias Spielmann Gülsah Gabriel Cesar Munoz Fontela 2015 Seminar day Malaria (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Introduction and Epidemiology Parasitology Pathogenesis Diagnostics Drug resistance Cell Biology Immunology Seminar day (9.00 am 1.00 pm) Influenza Pathogenesis Influenza Immunology Mon, Mar 02 FZB Mon, April 13 BNITM Mon, May 11 BNITM Buko Lindner Sven Müller Loennies Joachim Clos Christian Keller Minka Breloer Monica Hagedorn Stephan Günther Norbert Schwarz Ralf Krumkamp Denise Dekker All day course Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry (9.15 am 5.15 pm) How can my research project profit from mass spectrometry? Modern Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectroscopy in the analysis of molecular structures and complexes Seminar day Infection Models for Tropical Diseases (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Amoebiasis Malaria Leishmaniasis Rickettsiosis Helminth Infections Intracellular pathogens Tropical Viruses All day course Epidemiology of Infections (10.00 am 3.00 pm) Introduction to Epidemiology (study designs, measures, risk, bias, confounding) Infectious disease epidemiology Interpretation of epidemiological data Analysis of Infection outbreaks
8 Mon, June 01 FZB Tue, June 23 HPI July August Fri, Sept 25 HPI Mon, Oct 05 FZB Mon, Nov 09 BNITM Tue, Nov 17 HPI Mon, Dec 07 FZB Stefan Ehlers Elvira Richter Stefan Niemann Otto Holst/Buko Lindner Norbert Reiling Ulrich Schaible Wolfram Brune Adam Grundhoff Joachim Hauber Cordula Stamme Heinz Fehrenbach Andreas Krüger Stefanie Müller Jonas Schmidt Chanasit Rudolph Reimer Holger Heine Uta Jappe Arndt Petersen 2015 Seminar day Tuberculosis (9.15 am 5.15 pm) Tuberculosis a patient s perspective Introduction: Tuberculosis a global health threat (epidemiology, pathogenesis, animal models for research, current issues) Microbiological diagnosis of mycobacterial infections, current status of drug resistance Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex: genetics, molecular epidemiology, population structure, genomic and transcriptomic analyses Structual biology of the mycobacterial cell wall Mycobacterium tuberculosis: life inside the macrophage Mechanisms of killing Mycobacterium tuberculosis: imaging in culture and in vivo Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of TB: Current Challenges and Networks Herpes Viruses general overview Genetic Manipulation and Genomic Analysis of Human Herpesviruses Summer break HIV/AIDS Lifecycle, virus host interactions, therapeutics Seminar day Pulmonary Diseases (9.15 am pm) Principles of infectious pneumonia Animal model of functional analysis of the lung Seminar day Vectors (10.00 am 4.00 pm) Introduction Biology of mosquitoes, ticks and other important vectors Immunology of insects Mechanisms of vector competence Medical Entomology: Surveillance strategies for zoonotic mosquito borne viruses All day course (10.00 am 6.00 pm) Imaging Seminar day Clinical Allergology: Asthma, Atopy and Food Allergies (9.15 am pm) Allergy: Innate consequences for an adaptive disease how the innate immune system influences allergy and asthma Allergy: clinical symptoms diagnostic procedures treatment From allergen extracts to single allergenic components: Issues to improve diagnosis and therapy
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