Annual meeting 2024
The conference of the DGMet in the Castle Rauischholzhausen on 25-26.09.2024 offered both, a fantastic site with many interaction and excellent and diverse scientific talks!
The scientific program included top speakers and early career scientists
from various disciplines including genetic models, cell
differentiation, immunomodulation of metabolism, plant biochemistry,
analytics of volatile compounds and tools in metabolomics data
analyses. We had a great poster session in the cellar of the venue, the
Castle Rauischholzhausen. As the weather was rather very rainy we
gathered together all time.
We are looking forward to meet you in in Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany, 24-25 Sept, 2025 or earlier!
Photo by Julia Koblitz.
About our Society
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Metabolomforschung (DGMet) was founded in 2019. The aim of our society is to foster research in metabolism and to function as an interaction platform for scientists in the field. For this reason, the society organizes a general yearly conference and smaller workshops for the society’s study groups. Moreover, DGMet offers an educational program for metabolic topics to support transfer of knowledge, technologies and protocols. DGMet aims to represent our research area and to engage in national decision making processes.
The German Society for Metabolomics Research is an affiliate of the Metabolomics Society. As of January 29, 2024, the German Society for Metabolomics Research has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Metabolomics Society, Inc. Both societies have agreed to collaborate to promote the growth, utilisation and understanding of metabolomics in the life sciences, facilitate education and staff exchange, and further enable interaction between academia and industry. Please visit their website to find out more about our ongoing activities and networking with other metabolomics societies worldwide.
Annual meeting 2023
The conference of the German Society for Metabolome Research (DGMet) in Halle (Saale) on 27-28.09.2023 was a great scientific and social event. We had very inspiring scientific presentations dealing with the diversity of metabolomics in its various aspects: plant-environment interactions, understanding chronic kidney disease (CKD), control of the TCA cycle by metabolites, developments in metabolomics infrastructure, metabolomics in ecosystems and metabolic aspects of ageing. The speakers were really excellent and the discussions very lively. In particular, the brainstorming sessions of the different DGMet interest groups on NMR studies, standards for metabolomics, core facilities and microbiome research were well attended. It was a thrilling experience to discuss so many different aspects of metabolomics. New networks were forming and new study groups were talking about their plans for research. We are looking forward to meet you in in Rauischholzhausen, Hesse, Germany, 25-26 Sept, 2024 or earlier!
Working groups
Isotopic Labeling and Flux Analysis
Metabolomics and isotope tracing has become an indispensable tool to facilitate characterization of unknowns, metabolite quantification, pathway activity assessment and metabolic flux analysis.
Microbiome
The study group – microbiome - aims to establish a network for microbiome research across german speaking countries Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Standards and Reference Materials
The study group „Standards and Reference Materials” aims to foster and coordinate efforts to improve standardization, interlaboratory comparability and data quality of metabolomics research in Germany.
Training and Education
The training and education study group aims to foster and coordinate efforts in improving training and education in the processing and analysis of metabolic data.
Metabolomics Platforms
Metabolomics is very technology driven and requires large analytical equipment such as mass spectrometers (MS) or nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers (NMR) as well as trained personnel for analysis, troubleshooting and instrument maintenance.
Immunometaabolism
Rising incidences of metabolic disorders stress the importance of research on Immunometabolism. New and more advanced techniques being available to investigate the crosstalk between immunology and metabolism allow this field of study to emerge worldwide.
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