Techno 2023
New technologies in biomedical research* |
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Module code |
mlsTechno-01a |
Abbreviated title |
Techno |
Module components |
Excursions/tutorial, seminars |
When |
Semester 3 |
Module coordinator/ Organiser |
B. Krause-Kyora, E. Hütten IKMB |
Lecturers |
B. Krause-Kyora (IKMB) and guest lecturers |
Contact hours |
Excursions/tutorials 3 CH Seminar 1 CH |
Workload
Total: 100 h |
Seminars: Attendance time 15 h, preparation time 15 h Excursions/video production tutorial: |
Credit points |
4 (seminar 1 CP, excursions/tutorials 2 CP), NOTE: 1 CP for “Techno” = 25 hrs |
Requirements |
- |
Expected outcome* |
Knowledge: Students - have an understanding of the molecular and technical principles and the areas of application of the biomedical technologies presented - are familiar with the areas of application of the various technologies and know the differences that distinguish one from the other - are aware of possibilities and limitations of defined technologies - are aware of the basic regulation concerning copyrights, intellectual property - are familiar with important principles of visual (science) communication - know which software is available and useful for producing/editing videos via smart phone. Skills: Students can - explain the principles on which the presented technologies are based. -can use software to produce a video for science communication purposes Competencies: Students - can assess the potential new technologies have for future research and their relevance for different applications - can research potential technology applications for their own research (also by searching the literature efficiently) and discuss possibilities with the respective experts - can integrate methods and technologies into their research projects after assessing their benefits - can design and produce a short video for scientific communication purposes (using smart phone technology). |
Content |
Lecture: High throughput sequencing (3rd gen. sequencing), genome and transcriptome analysis, siRNA-mediated gene silencing, microscopy (e.g. LSM, FRET); mass spectrometry in proteome and metabolome analytics and isotopic research; smart materials/micro- and nanotechnology; incorporation of latest technological developments into module syllabus. Seminar: Visits to institutes for instrument demonstrations and presentations |
Module evaluation/ exam |
Graded Multimedia/video presentation |
Media used |
PPT presentations, handouts, technology demonstrations at the actual instruments |
Literature |
Current scientific publications; script/manual on video production |