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Price for method development in the RTG2900: GBM-Innovation-Award for Young Scientists

Congratulations to Steffen Harms from the Piehler group on receiving the  GBM Innovation Award for Young Scientists for his contribution: "Reconstitution of Active Signaling Complexes in Live-Cell Nanopatterning". The award was presented at the 28th Meeting on Signal Transduction in Weimar. Steffen's work establishes new methods for investigating transient protein-protein interactions at the plasma membrane using a biocompatible surface chemistry approach.

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