We use cutting edge technologies and methods to investigate how pathogens infect humans
In a new paper published in Science, CSSB Scientist Michael Kolbe and his collaborators provide detailed information regarding how a host monitors inter-bacterial communication during infection by Gram negative bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Read more
This EMBO Practical Course trains PhD students and early career postdocs with the latest developments in membrane protein production, characterization and structure determination methods. Modern protein expression techniques in various hosts will be presented and students will get acquainted with state-of-the-art approaches for studying structural and dynamic aspects of membrane proteins. Read more
Our facility is currently the most ad- vanced centre for cryoEM in the north of Germany housing five electron microscopes: two Titan Krios instruments equipped with phase plates, energy filters, K3 and Falcon 3 direct detectors, a Talos Arctica with a phase plate and a Falcon 3 direct detector, a Talos L120C and an Aquilos FIB cryo-SEM for preparing lamellae of thick samples, such as vitrified cells or crystals. Your responsibilities would be comprised of 85% equipment set-up and operation, equipment maintenance, 15% user-training and assistance. Read more
We are ten research partners from Northern Germany. We endeavor to become a leading international research centre in the city of Hamburg.
Empowering the next generation of scientists is an integral element of the CSSB’s mission. We offer you privileged access to research infrastructures.
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