December 2024:
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Merry X-mas to everyone!
More beautiful images soon here: @barischlab (Instagram) |
August/September 2024:
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Conference time - time to meet old and new friends. What two great meetings, the Lipidomics Forum in Borstel and the MYCOBACT2024 Conference in Stockholm. If you want to know more, check out X (barisch_c).
Caroline Barisch presenting @MYCOBACT2024
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Lipidomics Forum @FZ-Borstel
Enjoying the sunshine @MYCOBACT2024 in Stockholm
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July 2024:
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Please welcome our new lab member! BSc/MSc student Hritik Yadav from the Indian Institute of Science Education & Research (IISER), Mohali. He will work on antimicrobial peptides!
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June 2024:
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The lab spent an amazing time at the CSSB ALL retreat!
- Damp, Baltic See 
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Congratulations! Caroline Barisch Receives DGHM Advancement Award 2024!
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Prof. Dr. Caroline Barisch has been honoured for her scientific work investigating and analysing the virulence strategies employed by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis to create optimal conditions for its intracellular replication.
More info can be found here at the CSSB website. |
Awardees of this year's DGHM Annual Conference. IMAGE: DGHM.
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April 2024:
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Please welcome our new lab member! PhD student Miriam Ohlhagen (formerly Schaible lab, FZB).
She will work on nutritional immunity during mycobacterial infection! |
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December 2023:
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Amazing news and perfect x-mas present: The Barisch lab will be again part of the DFG Priority Programme SPP2225: "Exit Strategies of Intracellular Pathogens." Looking forward to many fruitfull collaborations!
With that we will start our well-deserved X-mas break! Merry X-mas to everyone and a good start into 2024. |
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October 2023:
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Hurray, finally the last bit of lab equipment has moved to the Centre for Structural Systems Biology – Hamburg!
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May 2023:
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This autumn the lab will move to the Centre for Structural Systems Biology – Hamburg and will become part of the Research Center Borstel (FZB) and the Biology Department of the University of Hamburg!
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April 2023:
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Congratulations on beginning your PhD, Anna-Carina Mazur!
Wishing you all the best. Anna-Carina will work on the project: "Remodeling and exploitation of the host lipid trafficking machinery by pathogenic mycobacteria" and is part of the SFB1557 "Functional plasticity encoded by cellular membrane networks." |
Picture was taken at the "Leibniz Center Infection Symposium"
at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine, Hamburg (January 2023).
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