Girlsday 2025

April 3, 2025 | 09:00–15:30 | Charité CrossOver-CCM, Virchowweg 6, @AG Larkum | 5. Etage, “Fenster des Wissenschaft”, CCM – CCO Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin

Programme

09:00─9:15 (Fenster der Wissenschaften” 5 Fl. CCO, CharitéCrossOver, Virchowweg 6, 10117 Berlin)

Matthew Larkum Introduction to the Berlin-Bochum Memory Alliance and to the SFB1315. Scientific Project  Speaker and Project leader (A04, A10, Z) SFB1315 – Mechanisms and disturbances in memory consolidation: from synapses to systems


09:15─09:45

Introductions


09:45─10:15 – short break, and meet downstairs in front of CCO to meet our guide.

10:15─11:15

Charité historic campus tour


11:30─12:00

A career in science management – Mary Louise Grossman, SFB1315 Coordinator


12:00─13:00

Lunch


13:00─13:30

A career in neuroscience
Deetje Iggena discusses her career and work in B05’s scientific project Contextual modulation of memory consolildation


13:30─14:00

Episodic and semantic memory. Emil Eva Rosina (Project P10 FOR2812, Ruhr-Universität Bochum) discusses their career and PhD studies and work in the
scientific project Episodic Memory Reports: Language-based evidence for experientiality, perspectivity and generativity


14:00─15:00 (meet 3.Fl. lounge)

Lab tour A04 Larkum Lab


The Berlin-Bochum Memory Alliance is a group of DFG-funded research projects focused on memory research. Our scientists – at all stages – speak about their careers to research on memory processes interact with influenced of stress, sleep, and human development.

Participating Institutions