Nicolaes Tulp (1593-1674) was appointed praelector in 1628, in which capacity he gave nine public lectures between 16. To minimise the stench, the classes were taught in the cold winter months.Įvery few years a painter was commissioned to produce an anatomy piece to commemorate one of these demonstrations, perhaps following the appointment of a new praelector or the enrolment of several new members. Anatomy lessons might last for days: the abdominal cavity and the perishable bowels would be dissected first, followed by the head and limbs. The praelector or overseer of the guild would lecture, while the public – anatomy students and laypeople alike – could watch for a fee. They were organised by the surgeons’ guild and in Rembrandt’s day they were held in an anatomy theatre in De Waag, Amsterdam’s weighing house. The painting firmly established Rembrandt’s name as a portraitist.Īnatomy demonstrations were held in Amsterdam from 1555 onwards. The surgeons’ prestigious commission provided a unique opportunity to become known among art-lovers’ circles in Amsterdam, and the painter did not allow this chance to pass. The painting was made in 1632, shortly after the artist’s move from the town of Leiden to Amsterdam.
Multiple transformations with the final construct into P. The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp is one of Rembrandt’s most impressive group portraits.: Meeting with Zoltan Toth-Czifra, founder of RealDealMilk.Britta Winterberg about Formo, synthetic milk and entrepreneurship Dorothea Hämmerer, the journalist Janina Otto and science YouTuber Doktor Whatson Taking part in the German Association for Synthetic Biology's "Biohackers Watch Party" and discussion with Dr. : 6th meeting with team Darmstadt: Information exchange and help.
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: Live interview and TV feature at the WDR Lokalzeit Ruhr.Reyk Horland, Co-founder of the TissUse GmbH : Taking part in the German Association for Synthetic Biology's "Biohackers Watch Party" and discussion about entrepreneurship with Dr.: Meeting iGEM Teams in Paris - iGEM Sorbonne and GO Paris-Saclay.The WDR (West German broadcasting) is filming inside our laboratory : Teaching genetic engineering at school.: Interview for the regional newspaper WAZ.: Travelling to the Lippe State Museum Detmold to inspect stuffed platypus.: 5th meeting with team Darmstadt: Information exchange and help.Breanna Duffy from New Harvest about cellular agriculture, synthetic foods and entrepreneurship. 01-: Participation at the German Conference for Synthetic Biology.Julia Bandow to talk about MLP and different screening methods of antimicrobial molecules Michael Krohn from the BrainAG to talk about Brazzein, the flavour and synthetic food industry Markus Piotrowski about education and genetic engineering in plants, 8th mentor meeting Christopher Grefen about education and genetic engineering Knut Madden from Biogrammatics talking about food industry and the optimization of Pichia protocols : 4th meeting with team Darmstadt: Information exchange and help, 23rd meeting: Information exchange.: Meeting with Geoff Williams for the Australian Platypus Conservancy (APC) talking about dairy industry and its impact on platypuses.Thomas Gassler to get more insight into Pichia pastoris expression systems : Safety instruction for the laboratory and meeting with Dr.: 3rd Meeting with team Darmstadt: Information exchange and help, 17th meeting: Information exchange.: team Darmstadt Pubquiz, 16th meeting: Information exchange, 4th mentor meeting.: Development meeting for primers and bioinformatic analysis.: Start of laboratory work continues every day until.: 14th meeting: Information exchange and introduction into methods of bioinformatics.: First meeting with team Darmstadt: Information exchange and help.
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