Markus List in Freising: Lecture on networks in biology and bioinformatics
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When biological networks become visible: TUM@Freising with Prof. Markus List
On October 29, 2026, the Lindenkeller Freising will transform into a place of scientific curiosity. Prof. Markus List invites you to a lecture on networks in biology and bioinformatics at TUM@Freising - a topic that extends far beyond disciplinary boundaries and shows how closely genes, proteins, and drugs are interconnected.
An evening between research, diagnosis, and modern data analysis
The view of biological networks opens a precise yet fascinating perspective on life itself. Instead of isolated components, the interplay is at the center: molecules communicate, interactions shape disease mechanisms, and the analysis of complex structures creates new approaches for diagnostics, therapy, and research. This is exactly where the literary quality of this evening lies: science becomes narratable, understandable, and accessible.
Reading atmosphere without reading: Science as a public experience
The event is not a literary evening in the strict sense, but it carries those qualities that also characterize a good reading: concentrated language, a clear theme, and the rare opportunity for immediate author encounters with a distinguished expert. The open discussion culture of the format makes the evening an intellectual gathering that connects knowledge and conversation.
The venue: Lindenkeller Freising as a culturally shaped setting
The Lindenkeller at Veitsmüllerweg 2 is one of the defining cultural places in the city of Freising. The upper house offers a suitable framework for a public lecture with scientific depth, a calm atmosphere, and good accessibility. Paid parking is available nearby, including on Wippenhauser Straße and in the parking garage Am Wörth. Designated parking spaces are available for persons with severe disabilities.
What visitors can expect
The lecture starts at 7:00 PM, and entry begins at 6:30 PM. Admission is free, and registration is not required. Visitors will experience an evening that makes current research understandable while simultaneously revealing the connection between city, campus, and public. Those interested in bioinformatics, systems biology, and the interface of science and society will find an inspiring forum here.
Conclusion: TUM@Freising offers an evening with Markus List that translates scientific complexity into intelligent language. The event at Lindenkeller promises new insights, a lively conversation, and an open approach to a highly relevant research topic. Anyone who wants to experience research in an accessible yet demanding way should not miss this date.
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