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    • Project 1 - Development of a Gene Therapy for Usher Syndrome Type 1B (USH1B)
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News | 20/08/2025

Summer School 2025

The FOR5621 research group hosted its first summer school event in Bad Tölz
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The Ocular Gene Therapy research group held its first summer school in Bad Tölz from July 31 to August 1, 2025. Students from various subgroups gathered for a two-day event focused on collaboration and learning.

Attendees shared their research progress and exchanged ideas. The program included a fascinating introduction to machine learning data analysis by Dr. Tingying Peng (SP8) and a presentation on the latest retinal organoid projects by Dr. Kevin Achberger from the Institute of Neuroanatomy and Developmental Biology, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen.

A key highlight was a workshop on gender equality and diversity in academia led by Dr. Silvana Weber and Dr. Saskia Glaas from the LMU Center for Leadership. The workshop was well-received, generating lively and important discussions among the students.

Beyond the formal sessions, the summer school provided a great opportunity for students to connect. They enjoyed getting to know each other better through a friendly table tennis match and a relaxed evening at a local bar.


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