SFB/TRR219 @ International Science Festival (Pint of Science)
May 19
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Research communication is important. Therefore, our SFB/TRR219 participated to the “Pint of Science Festival” in May, with three contributions:
· In her talk “When your vessels turn to stone”, Dr Sofia de la Puente Secades (AG Jankowski) explained how chronic kidney disease can increase vascular calcification and cardiovascular risk.
· Doctoral student Naresh Ganesh (AG Kahles) discussed “Hungry for Health: What Skipping Meals Does to Your Immune System”
· Doctoral student Rutuja Salagundi (AG Kahles) discussed the “The Immune System’s Hidden Role in Healing After a Heart Attack”
With many thanks to Sofia, Naresh and Rutuja for their valuable contribution to science communication in our SFB!
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