It was a pleasure to close the 3-day SFB1551 First International Symposium in Mainz—what an enriching scientific exchange! Grateful to our distinguished speakers and everyone who joined this unique event. See you again in four years—stay tuned!
🎉Publication alert🎉
Congratulations to @lemkelab.bsky.social, @wittmann-lab.bsky.social, Girard Lab & their teams on their new Nature Communications publication. This work showcases the active cross-disciplinary dialogue that lies at the heart of our network. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Lab Fun Day at the Lemke Lab!
On Wednesday 18.08, we headed to the Rhein to soak up the sunshine, enjoy the fresh air, and relax by the water. It was the perfect mix of a laid-back atmosphere, playful splashing, and a delicious barbecue—all in wonderful company! ☀️🌊🍔
🎉 Exciting news! The SCALE Cluster has been named a DFG Cluster of Excellence—and the Lemke Lab is proud to be part of it! This is a major step forward in understanding the architecture of life at the subcellular level.
Save the date! 🧪The EMBO Workshop on Chemical Biology returns to EMBL Heidelberg on 8–11 Sep 2026.
Co-organisers: Bryan Dickinson (UChicago), Maja Köhn (Bonn), Edward Lemke (IMB), Xiao Wang (MIT).
#ChemicalBiology #EMBOChemBio #EMBO #EMBL #SaveTheDate #Biotech #Science
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Exciting news 🎉 Edward Lemke has been elected as a member of the Academia Europaea! More information can be found here: www.ae-info.org/ae/Acad_Main...
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📢 Registration is open for the GBM Compact: Focus on Condensate Biology & SPP2191 Satellite Meeting! This is sure to be an incredible event diving into the latest in phase separation research with leading scientists.
📍 Frankfurt am Main
📅 Sept 16–19, 2025
🌐 shorturl.at/ZGQch
@gbmev.bsky.social
Congratulations to VERAXA Biotech GmbH, a Swiss biopharmaceutical company co-founded by members of the Lemke Lab team. They plan to to enter the stock market and go public through a merger with Voyager Acquisition Corp., a U.S.-based SPAC! You can read more here: lemkelab.com/company-co-f...
We are looking forward to the first International Symposium of the @sfb1551.bsky.social! It's sure to be an exciting event on a unique topic, check out the website for more information! 📣
A new article from our group has been published in the latest volume of the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry by Annual Reviews! Read the article "Resolving Conformational Plasticity in Mammalian Cells with High-Resolution Fluorescence Tools" here 👉 go.shr.lc/4jndAKv
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Science came alive at #GirlsAndBoysDay 2025! 🔬✨
30 young minds explored cell imaging, molecular simulations & more at @unimainz.bsky.social + @imbmainz.bsky.social
Big thanks to the amazing #SFB1551 researchers for inspiring the next gen of scientists!
#STEM #FutureScientists #ScienceForAll
@unimainz.bsky.social @unimainz-events.bsky.social @imbmainz.bsky.social @mpip-mainz.mpg.de @dormannlab.bsky.social @shikhadhiman.bsky.social @sfb1551.bsky.social #Rosenmontagszug #MeenzerFassenacht #Helau
HELAU 🎉
Yesterday, we participated in the #Mainz Carnival alongside the @sfb1551.bsky.social! This was an amazing experience, and with over 600,000 people watching, it was a fantastic way to show how fun science can be!
You can find the recording here, starting at 45:50 👉 shorturl.at/41alV
We are thrilled to unveil our latest video showcasing our cutting-edge Collaborative Research Center! Produced for Biophysical Society TV, this video has just been featured at the Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society in Los Angeles.
Huge thank you to everyone involved in bringing this to life!
It was wonderful to have the change to see our former group member, Miao @miao-yu.bsky.social, again! ☺️
We are hiring! 📢
We are looking for a part-time Administrative Assistant to join our team! More information can be found here: stellenboerse.uni-mainz.de//HPv3.Jobs/j...
@unimainz.bsky.social
Several curvy strings, representing protein chains, have glowing balls, representing the labels, attached to each other their ends. The distance between the glowing balls is measured by rulers. A ray of light representing X-rays shines at them from the top left.
Protein clumps in the brain are tied to neurodegenerative diseases, but measuring them is difficult.
EMBL Hamburg’s SAXS team and @lemkelab.bsky.social developed an approach to quantitatively characterise clumping with anomalous X-ray scattering in solution.
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