Advances in Glycoimmunology and Reproductive Medicine
The seminar series is part of the structured training and supervision program and enables medical students to develop a better understanding of immunological and glycobiological basics in the field of immunology and reproductive biology.
In this series of seminars, the immune system is examined from a glycobiological point of view and its relationships to health and disease. Students should gain an understanding of reproductive biology and the development of the various components of the immune system, the mechanisms of innate and acquired immunity, and the disease states that can arise when the immune system fails.
Students of this seminar series will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the basic experimental methods used to assess immune system function during pregnancy.
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Benefits of becoming a clinical scientist
The seminar series is part of the structured training and supervision program and enables medical students to develop a better understanding of the training to become clinical scientists.
In this seminar series we will discuss the importance of training clinical scientists at the medical university. Clinical scientists form an essential link within the triad of competences of patient care, student teaching and research.
The combination of these three areas is what makes the training of clinical scientists so special.
The students of this seminar series will gain knowledge about the basic modern career paths within academic medicine, which enables physicians to pursue a structured specialist training with room for clinical research as well as basic research.