Our doctoral researcher Sebastian Michler has been on several trips in recent months. On the one hand, he spent two weeks in Bergen, where he worked in in the Department of Biomedicine in the group of Petri Kursula. There he was able to gather a few new ideas for the continuation of his cooperation project about the modeling of human myelin and new knowledge about myelin research and protein purification.
Afterwards, he spent a few days at DESY Hamburg, a research center dedicated to basic scientific research and tasked with investigating the structure, dynamics, and function of matter.
