RNA Lecture Series starts with Part III on April 15

After Part II in the last winter semester the RNA Lecture Series: Modern methods to analyze features of ribonucleo-protein particles continues with Part III in the summer semester 2015. The first lecture takes place on April 15, 2015 with the talk of Prof. Dr. Rainer Merkl (Biochemistry II) on "The more, the better: Why hidden Markov models are superior to a pairwise sequence alignment".

There will be seven different talks during the semester including internal and external speakers.

Full participation in Part III can be counted with 0.5 CP as method course within the RIGeL Curriculum.

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