@crc1218.bsky.social
The #CRC1218 tackles the challenge of understanding how #mitochondria communicate with the rest of the #cell to regulate fundamental processes. Funded by #dfg https://sfb1218.uni-koeln.de/
A big thank you to Thomas Splettstößer for leading an insightful Adobe Illustrator workshop on visual communication in science for our PhDs & PostDocs! We’re excited to apply what we’ve learned! 🙌
#AdobeIllustrator #VisualCommunication #Science #WorkshopSuccess
Publication alert! Congratulations to everybody involved in this collaborative effort👏
11.08.2025 09:08 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0@crc1678.bsky.social, @annamariaregina.bsky.social, @franziskaottens.bsky.social, @riemerlab.bsky.social, it was a pleasure organizing this with you!
04.08.2025 12:49 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
🌟 What an incredible event! Amazing location & fantastic science. 🌟
Our Graduation Symposium PhDone last Friday was a great success!
Huge thanks to our speakers for their insightful and emotional presentations, and to everyone for the valuable networking.
#ECR #mitoCRC #PhDone
A common effort together with the CRCs 1403 and 1451!
@sfb1403.bsky.social
What an exciting step in the careers of Camilla Franchino, Deniz Savcigil and Sandrina Campos Macas, who just joined our Mentoring Program! Promoting career advancement and professional development through impactful networking. We wish you a successful journey!👩🔬🚀
#CareerDevelopment #WomenEmpowerment
@cecad.bsky.social, @crc1678.bsky.social, @sfb1403.bsky.social, Expect our challenge to beat us next year!
03.07.2025 14:21 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
🚴 This. was. great! 🚴♀️
In this year‘s #CityCycling, the #mitoCRC made it into the #Top10 of the Uniclinis, which was the best team in all of Cologne! Well done! We are really impressed by all the #sustainability enthusiasts around us!
Photo: Our youngest team member😍
#Stadtradeln #Köln #Klimaschutz
What an outstanding achievement by our #mitoRTG member Annamaria Regina, (@annamariaregina.bsky.social)! We are extremely proud of your #passion and engagement in #ScienceCommunication!
#FameLab
📣Lecture Announcement📣
Join us: Next Monday, the CRC 1218 and the CRC 1403, will host an interactive lecture on #ResearchDataManagement - "Folders and File Names 101: Because organising data can be hard".
Don't miss it:
🗓️ 23.06. at 10 AM
📍CECAD Lecture Hall
@sfb1403.bsky.social #datascience
🏆We are extremely proud of our Vice Spokesperson Prof. Aleksandra Trifunovic who just received the Max Delbrück Award 2025 of @unicologne.bsky.social. A well-deserved recognition of her outstanding scientific achievements. Congrats!🎉
▶️ youtu.be/ayE9q9nKvyc
#mitochondria #lifescience #UniKöln
Congratulations to our mitoCRC project leader Prof. Jens Brüning on receiving the University Award 2024 in the category of Research of @unicologne.bsky.social in recognition of his exceptional scientific achievements!
19.05.2025 09:14 — 👍 14 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0Apologies for the missing last name: Dr. Andromachi Pouikli
And recently joined Bluesky: @qiaochuli.bsky.social
Big congratulations to the three awardees of our mitoCRC Advanced PostDoc Grant! We're thrilled to support Dr. Qiaochu Li, Dr. @aleksandra-zecic.bsky.social and Dr. Andromachi in their first steps toward an independent research line. Well-deserved success! 🎉
#mitochondria #PostDoc #womeninscience
Cell-to-mitochondria communication by regulating the translation of NEM mRNAs. The translation of NEM mRNAs serves as a crucial communication node, integrating incoming signals and output cellular responses. Translation is regulated by binding to RBPs, which respond to incoming cellular signals (e.g. mTORC1, AMPK and insulin) and control translation in both time and space. In turn, ribosomal stress caused by stalled ribosomes transmits information about mitochondrial status and initiates stress responses. Created in BioRender by Rugarli, E., 2025. https://BioRender.com/d27y662. This figure was sublicensed under CC-BY 4.0 terms.
In their Review, Eleonora Zilio, Elena Rugarli and colleagues @cecad.bsky.social @crc1218.bsky.social discuss the role of mitochondrial mRNA translation in cellular communication.
journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/...
#JCSMitoSI #Mitochondria
🚴♂️ mitoCRC joins #Stadtradeln 2025!
From June 11–July 1, we’re cycling for climate & health – and challenging @crc1678.bsky.social & CRC 1403!
Join our team “CRC 1218 – mitoCRC” (under Gesunde Uniklinik) and help us pedal to victory! 🌍💪
🔗 Register: www.stadtradeln.de/koeln
#BikeForClimate #mitoCRC
In recognition of his key role in the #mitoCRC and his valuable skill set, we’ve awarded our talented PostDoc Robert Düster a Family Support Grant! We hope to support the reconciliation of work and family life to better promote young talents in science.
#mitoResearch #Equality #FamiliesInScience
📢Registration open!📢
So proud to see our very own Elisa Motori co-hosting this exciting EMBO Workshop: “Mitochondria in the Nervous System”
Co-sponsored by the CRC1218! Two invited speakers of the CRC1218! Don’t miss out!
🗓 29.09.-02.10.2025
📍Engelberg, CH
👉 meetings.embo.org/event/25-mit...
👩🔬mito-RTG at KölnerKinderUni👨🔬
The mitoRTG hosted 2 workshops at the KölnerKinderUni! Future scientists aged 8 to 12 learned in hands-on experiments how the uniqueness of individuals is encoded in the DNA🧬
A big thank you to Lara, Lilli and Eileen for making it all happen!
#KKU2025 #ScienceForKids
🌟The mitoRetreat 2025 was a huge success🌟
Great science, inspiring feedback, fantastic networking, and outstanding performances from our young researchers. The perfect weather truly reflected the retreat’s success☀️
A big thank you to all participants for making it unforgettable!
#Research #SFB1218
📣👨🔬Publication alert!👨🔬📣
Check out this interesting review on mitochondrial protein import stress, co-written by our mitoCRC member Prof. Thomas Becker!
Recently published in @naturecellbiology.bsky.social
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
#mitochondria #mitoCRC
📢🚨The mitoCRC calls for applications for an Advanced PostDoc grant.🚨📢
The grant aims at supporting advanced PostDocs in Cologne on their way to an independent research line in the field of #mitochondria.
A prior association to the #mitoCRC is not necessary to apply.
#postdoc #science
