He is as brave as handsome. Just like his dad 🙂

Is there a Monthy Python sketch on Immunology? Maybe something like the German-Greek philosopher football game. Michael could play Franz Beckenbauer. Obviously something of a surprise in the lineup

Congrats Felix et al. Always a pleasure and treat to see lab alumni doing spectacular work :-)

Beautiful work, congratulations again.

Nice move but key question is: Just how badly did you screw up their experiments?

As a model cell we investigated Plasmodium ookinetes (final developmental stage is pictured), revealing a number of interesting new morphological features. Congrats to all involved (Dr Ned, MSc Marco, MSc Lilian and BSc Kolja).

The project started during the corona pandemic aiming to give students a chance to do practical work without access to the lab. Teaming up with Nedal and Yannick within our research network SFB 1129 turbocharged the project and we now present a new approach to investigate developmental transitions.

109, beers are on me…

Hope you will name the protease Hercules.

Congrats Pavel and Bruno and all, glad you could see this through and happy we could help a tiny little bit. Also good to see that what is important for Drosophila might be ignored by Anopheles.

There will be a pre-Meeting again organized by Franzi, so do come a day (or two) earlier:-)

This is very nice data but could you also mödel zis? For example sticks?

Congrats Mimi, I vividly remember the awe you instilled in me and all the BoP students when presenting it in Woods Hole. Absolutely spectacular :-)

You can still see the Blaschkas but the Blaschkas cannot see you…