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02.2024 Our collaborative work with Yiorgo Skiniotis lab has just been accepted by NATURE
you'll find the preprint here
06.2023 Press release:
Novel TRENDS Article on aGPCRs out!
7TM domain structures of adhesion GPCRs: what's new and what's missing?
Seufert, F., Chung, Y. K., Hildebrand, P. W., Langenhan, T.
Trends in Biochemical Sciences (2023)
Here to the publication
Image source: Trends in Biochemical Sciences
05.2023 Pressemitteilung:
Das Leipziger Universitätsmagazin: "Neue digitale Werkzeuge, um das Beste aus beiden Welten miteinander zu verbinden" Wie zwei Top-Wissenschaftler die Wirkungsweise von Rezeptoren erforschen Hier zum Artikel des Leipziger Universitätsmagazin
Bildquelle: Swen Reichhold/Universitätsmagazin
03.2023 We proudly announce the release of our new website MutationExplorer.
05.2022 Our update on the MDsrv, a collaborative work with Gerik Scheuermann and Daniel Wiegreffe from the Informatics Institute has just been accepted to be published in the upcoming webserver issue of Nucleic Acids Research: Michelle Kampfrath, René Staritzbichler, Guillermo Pérez Hernández, Alexander S. Rose, Johanna K.S. Tiemann, Gerik Scheuermann, Daniel Wiegreffe, Peter W. Hildebrand

MDsrv -- visual sharing and analysis of molecular dynamics simulations

02.2022 Our collaborative work with the Smith and the Huster lab, from the Instiut of Medical Physics and Biophysics of Leipzig University on membranee dynamics has just been accepted at Nat. Commun.
07.2021 The winner of the 2021 Doctoral Award of the Leipzig Medical Faculty is Johanna Tiemann with her dissertation "Interactive Analysis of Protein Structure and Dynamics". We wish her continued success in her scientific career.
Dr. Johanna Tiemann
30.05.2021 Jugend forscht: Nikola hat mit dem Voronoia Projekt, an dem er seit 2 Jahren bei uns unter der Betreuung von René Staritzbichler im Rahmen einer besonderen Lernleistung mitarbeitet, den Bundeswettbewerb von Jugend Forscht in Chemie gewonnen.

Herzlichen Glückwunsch Nikola!

Zum Presseartikel der LVZ, Presseartikel des Stern, Interview des MDR oder zur Website von Jugend forscht.
Bildquelle: Jugend forscht
18.05.2021 The webservice Voronoia has been updated and accepted to be published in the upcoming webserver issue of nucleic acid research.
15.02.2021 Our collaborative work with the Langenhan and the Sauer lab, from Leipzig and Würzburg University on a GPCR activation has just been published...
18.12.2020 New updated version of the voronoia server is online now
01.09.2020 Please find our new publication in PNAS, which is a contribution to Brian Kobilkas work:

Analysis of β2AR-Gs and β2AR-Gi complex formation by NMR spectroscopy.

doi: 10.1073/pnas.2009786117 PNAS

More publications here...
21.1.2020 Two PhD positions are available at the Hildilab in the newly funded collaborative research centre on GPCR dynamics!

The job posting is closed.
08.11.2019 Our TIBS article 'Bringing Molecular Dynamics Simulation Data into View.' on the cover.
17.09.2019 We are happy to announce this years workshop on structural modeling and MD simulations which will be organized together with the Jens Meiler Laboratory from Vanderbilt University. Find the accordant link here: Modeling protein mutations with Rosetta
02.09.2019 Our project “In silico GPCR: 'A computational microscope to determine receptor – G protein coupling specificity and functional selectivity'” at the Berlin Institut of Health, funded by the Stiftung Charite was renewed until March 31, 2022. This establishes another 2 years of funding for the Berlin laboratory of BIH Visiting Fellow Brian Kobilka from Standford University.
10.07.2019 Our TIBS Opinion into 'Bringing Molecular Dynamics Simulation Data int\o View.' is going online.
07.06.2019 Please find our new publication in CELL, which is a contribution to Brian Kobilkas work on structural intermediates that covern receptor-G protein complex formation. In this context, please find a recent press release of the Berlin Institute of Health.
28.05.2019 A promising SFB evaluation.
24.05.2019 The new website is online.