Contact
Dr. Simon Görgen
Scientific coordinator, SFB/Transregio 237
Institut für Klinische Chemie und Klinische Pharmakologie
Universitätsklinikum Bonn
Biomedizinisches Zentrum, Geb. 13
Raum 1G.021
Venusberg-Campus 1
53127 Bonn
Office: +49 228 287 51146
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To visit the University Clinics in Bonn
- by car, please navigate to Bonn, Venusberg-Campus 1. Car parks are located on the Sigmund-Freud-Straße on the left when arriving on the Venusberg (Parkhaus Nord) and right next to the main entrance of the University Clinics (Parkhaus Mitte).
- by bus the Lines 600 and 601 connect the central bus station next to the central train station to the Venusberg-Campus. bus are tow easy connections from the central station. The bus stops Uniklinikum Nord, Kiefernweg, and Uniklinikum Hauptpforte are located close to the Institutes.
- by cab, ask the cab driver to take you to the University Hospital on the "Venusberg". Either you are dropped of at the bus stop Uniklinikum Nord or ask for the Emergency Center or "Notfallzentrum".
- For further orrientation you find a map of the University Clinics here.
- Building 13, Biomedizinisches Zentrum 1, BMZ1
- Coordination Office, Dr. Simon Görgen, Room 1G.021
- Dr. Florian Schmidt
- Prof. Dr. Martin Schlee
- Prof. Dr. Eva Bartok
- Prof. Dr. Eicke Latz
- Prof. Dr. Hiroki Kato
- Building 23, Chirurgisches Zentrum
- Prof. Dr. Gunther Hartmann
- Dr. Zeinab Abdullah
- Prof. Dr. Christian Kurts
- Prof. Dr. Natalio Garbi
- Building 63, Virologie
- PD Dr. Beate Kümmerer
- Building 20, Medizinische Kliniken III
- Dr. Lino Teichmann
- Prof. Dr. Katrin Paeschke
To visit the University Clinics in Dresden
- The directions remain to be described.
To visit the University of Marburg
- The directions remain to be described.
To visit the Technical University of Munich
- The directions remain to be described.
To visit the MPI of Biochemistry in Munich
- The directions remain to be described.
To visit the Ludwig-Maximilian-University in Munich
- The directions remain to be described.
