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Celebrating Christmas with German Feuerzangenbowle CSSB and manifesting the plan to become influenzers next year, with a bracelet made by Ying Ying Wang 😅 Cool influenza virus work coming soon!🤫

Read the latest NAR #Breakthrough Article in which Mortensen et al use structural and bioinformatics analyses to identify deoxydinucleotide-specific nucleases and their association with genomic islands in gram-positive bacteria #diDNases #DNA #Research buff.ly/3W7GB2Y

The Sondermann group and collaborators UMD CBMG have identified a new family of bacterial enzymes termed diDNases. The research received a #Breakthrough Article designation from Nucleic Acids Res Find out more: t1p.de/i07ua

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We are pleased to announce that we have two travel grants available for our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation” which will take place on 7 - 8 May 2025 in Hamburg, Germany. symposium2025.cssb-hamburg.de/registration

Congratulations to our scientists from the García Alai Team for their new paper presenting the yerba mate genome! 🧉🧬🧪

Our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" will take place from May 7-8. Over the next weeks, we will be introducing our 15 confirmed speakers. Sriram Subramaniam from University of British Columbia will be giving the key note. cssb-hamburg.de/symposium2025

The first session of our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" is Viruses. Ben tenOever Benjamin tenOever from New York University will give the first talk in this session. Register by April 8! t1p.de/xu79k

The first session of our symposium "Mechanisms of Infection: from structure to translation" is Viruses. Marylyn Addo from UKE Hamburg will give a talk during this session. Register by April 8! t1p.de/xu79k

On May 7, Ilaria Ferlenghi from GSK will give a talk entitled "Fast-Track to Immunity: The Fusion of Structural Biology, AI, and ML in Vaccine Innovation" Register for our symposium today: t1p.de/gztmj

The second session of our symposium is "Parasites". Emily Derbyshire's Derbyshire Lab @ Duke talk entitled "Interdisciplinary approaches to reveal parasite vulnerabilities" will start the session. Register by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj

Together, with DESY (Deutsch), Life Science Nord and the HIHeal network, CSSB was happy to host the "Linking Hamburg Infection Research to Industry" event last Thursday. The innovative workshop combined lectures, 1 minute pitches, networking opportunities and CSSB core facility tours.

Alan Cowman from WEHI WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) will give the second talk in our Parasites session on May 7. Register to attend by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj

CSSB alumnus Michael Filarsky from the University of Tübingen will give a talk during our "Parasites" session on May 7. Take a look at the symposium programme here: t1p.de/h48ek

The fourth and final speaker in the Parasites session of our symposium is Ron Dzikowski from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Register for the symposium by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj

Check out this video summary of the first day of our upcoming symposium "Mechanisms of Infection - from structure to translation." Register by April 8: t1p.de/gztmj Universität Hamburg EMBL UKE Hamburg DESY (Deutsch)

The deadline to apply for a travel grant to attend the CSSB symposium is this Friday, February 28. To apply for the travel grant please complete the registration form and submit your scientific abstract. symposium2025.cssb-hamburg.de/registration

The third session of our symposium is Bacteria. The session begins on May 8 with a talk from Hinrich Schulenburg from Kiel University. Register today: cssb-hamburg.de/symposium2025