Last week we spent a very intense 5 days visiting our collaborators in Ploen in the north of Germany. Amanda Azevedo and Michael Raatz – local organizers who coincidentally also spent some time at the Dioscuri Centre – put up together a very nice programme of scientific talks, discussion sessions, and a few social events.
This was the first time most of our group travelled together to a meeting, because we started the Dioscuri Centre in the midst of COVID-19.
We came back to Warsaw full of news ideas about possible joint projects.
Photo credits: Michael Hesse.
Dioscuri Centre for Physics and Chemistry of Bacteria 