Our Research Training Group, "Chemical Biology of Ion Channels" held a fantastic symposium on February 7th at the University of Münster, featuring engaging discussions and outstanding scientific exchange. Esteemed speakers from physiology, pharmacology, and industry delivered insightful presentations that received superb feedback. The event attracted numerous associated research groups and departments, further enriching the exchange of ideas.
The medicinal plant of the year is traditionally chosen by the "Studienkreis der Entwicklungsgeschichte der Arzneipflanzenkunde" in Würzburg. For 2025, this is common yarrow, a plant that has been anchored in the European pharmacopoeia for centuries. Typical traditional names for the plant include Achilles' herb, stomachache herb and maiden's breath herb.
On 24.10.2024, the graduates of the 2nd State Examination in Pharmacy were formally discharged at the PharmaCampus of the University of Münster. We congratulate all graduates on passing their state exams and wish them every success in their pharmacy internships and future careers!
At the DPhG Annual Meeting 2024 in Münster, eight scientists recieved awards for outstanding poster contributions. Ms. Anika Lins (research group of Prof. Langer, Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmacy) received one of the Wiley poster awards.
The 2024 Annual Meeting of the German Pharmaceutical Society (DPhG) will take place at the University of Münster: Around 400 guests from science and pharmaceutical practice will meet from 24 to 26 September in the lecture theatre building and the castle.
The evaluation prize "Goldener Spatel" was awarded again this year by the Fachschaft Pharmazie during the 21th PharMSchool Symposium. We congratulate Dr. Fabian Herrmann.
On 20 June, endowed professor Dr. Denise Steiner gave an insight into her research areas in her opening lecture at the PharmaCampus of the University of Münster.
On 29.05.2024 Dr. rer. nat. Fabian Christopher Herrmann habilitated at the IPBP. The Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy awarded him the venia legendi for Pharmaceutical Biology and Phytochemistry and with it the title “Privatdozent”.
