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The Long Night was officially opened by Dr. Ina Czyborra: “The campus Berlin-Buch is a key driver of progress in healthcare,” said the senator for Science, Health and Care. From 5 p.m., research enthusiasts were able to take a look behind the scenes on many laboratory tours: At the Leibniz Research Institute, for example, there were guided tours of the substance storage facility and the screening unit, as well as insights into cryo-electron microscopy and fluorescence microscopy.
Impressions of the Long Night can be found here:
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: FMP/Florian Schuh
Foto: MDC/Peter Himsel
Foto: MDC/Peter Himsel
Foto: MDC/Peter Himsel
Foto: Peter Himsel