Program - 4 Days
Subject to change
21 Sep
15:00
Mitgliederversammlung VdPPHI
18:30
Welcome Lecture
- Chair: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Jaehde
Prof. Dr. Douwe D. Breimer
Leiden University
An inspiring journey in the pharmaceutical sciences
Prof. Douwe Breimer
19:30
Get together
20:00 Welcome of students and first timers
22 Sep
09:00
Opening Ceremony
- Welcome address by Professor Dr. Udo Hebel
09:45
Key Note Lecture 1
Signaling by cAMP-dependent protein kinases
- Chair: Prof. Dr. Jens Schlossmann
Prof. Dr. Susan Taylor
University of California San Diego
10:30
Coffee Break, Networking, Exhibition
11:00
Workshop for students
Promovieren - Wie, wo und warum?
- Moderator: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Jaehde
Jointly organized with the Bundesverband der Pharmaziestudierenden in Deutschland (BPhD)
Partner Session
The future of PubPharm: Interactive workshop to shape the pharmaceutical literature search
Dr. Christina Draheim, Denis Nagel
Hot Topic Session 1
PROTACs
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Manfred Jung, Prof. Dr. Elke Oetjen
From Design to Degradation: Accelerating PROTAC Hit Discovery with Direct-to-Biology Approaches
Marko Mitrović, Leann Schüffner, Saran Sivashanmugam, Dr. Julia Schönfeld, Prof. Eugen Proschak, Prof. Stefan Knapp, Dr. Kerstin Hiesinger
A Tale of Two Sides of a Protein: Using PROTACs to Reveal Target Biology Beyond Inhibition
Prof. Kilian Huber
Beyond the Snapshot: Real-Time Kinetics of PROTAC-Induced Ternary Complex Formation between KMT9 and the E3 Ligase in Live Cells Niklas Papenkordt
Harnessing Chemical Inducers of Proximity for Transcriptional Reprogramming and Chromatin Remodeling Maurice Leon Nelles, Timo Muffel
Section Session 1 - Drug Control, Pharmaceutical Analysis
Analytical Challenges
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Hermann Wätzig, Prof. Dr. Kristina Parr
Drug-Mediated Inhibition of UGT Enzymes
Stefanie Obholz, Prof. Maria Kristina Parr, Prof. Matthias Bureik
Reproducible and Sustainable HPLC Methods Dr. Franziska Pögel (Braunschweig)
Peak Integration in separation sciences – Reference data and its power for accurate quantitative analysis
Marlon Krompholz, Prof. Hermann Wätzig
Targeted LC MS/MS Determination of PFAS in Packaging Materials
Dipl. -Ing. Martin Müller
Ecdysterone in Postmenopausal Women: Design of Experiments-driven bioanalytical Method Development for Metabolic Profiling following a 3-Month Intervention Trial
Svea Alina Türschmann, Tihomir Kostov, Christina Lautner, Teresa May, Dr. Eduard Isenmann, Prof. Patrick Diel, Prof. Maria Kristina Parr
Hot Topic Session 2
Drug delivery in immunotherapy
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Miriam Breunig, Prof. Dr. Gregor Fuhrmann
CAR-T Therapy for Solid Tumors by Means of Nanodelivery of Small Molecule Drugs
Prof. Stefan Bossmann, Prof. David Akhavan
Bioorthogonal bioimaging of delivery, accessibility and target engagement in immunotherapy
Prof. Dr. Gerti Beliu
Smart living drugs Prof. Dr. Philipp Beckhove
Coldex: intranasal LNP delivery for rapid RIG‑I activation and early antiviral defense Dr. Simone Carneiro
12:30
Lunch Break, Poster Viewing, Networking, Exhibition
Section Meeting Pharmaceutical Biology (Joint lunch, meeting point at the registration desk)
13:30
Section Session - Sustainable Pharmacy
Pharmacy for a more sustainable Future
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Michael Müller, Dr. Karina Witte
Sustainable Pharmacy meets Moral Ambition – Where can we start to generate impact?
Dr. Clemens Woitaske-Proske
Future Pharmacist – Dutch initiatives on pharmaceutical sustainability for the future
Dr. Linda Silvertand
Ethical and legal aspects in the search for and application of drugs
Prof. Peter Imming
The FAU Expired Drug Initiative (FAU-EDI) to support research and teaching in Europe
Prof. Markus Heinrich, Lena Lochschmidt, Lara Fries, Luca Drees
Panel discussion
Section Session 2 - History of Pharmacy
From Blood Suckers to Blood Products
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Axel Helmstädter, Prof. Dr. Robert Offner
Vampirism in 18th-century southeastern and central Europe. Scholarly Discourse on Vampire Incidents in the Commercium Litterarium (Nuremberg)
Sophia Elisabeth Maria Kerschensteiner
A short history of blood transfusion
Elias Riedl
The Role of Transfusion Medicine in the Development of New Blood Products in the First Quarter of the 21st Century
Prof. Robert Offner
Poster Pitch
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Jörg Heilmann, Prof. Dr. Gerti Beliu
List of Flash Talks
Hot Topic Session 3
Addressing CNS-Targets
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Pierre Koch, Prof. Dr. Christa Müller
Novel Modafinil-Analogues Targeting Neurotransmitter Transporters and Histamine H3 Receptors
- Patrick Krolikowski, Tobias Werner, Dr. Aleksandra Zivkovic, Prof. Holger Stark
Recent Advancements in Photopharmacology: Spatiotemporal Control over GPCR Activation Professor Dr. Michael Decker
To XB or not to XB - Insights from Screening Vmax -Optimized Fragments on JNK2, JNK3, DYRK1a and AAK1
Janosch Rheinganz, Dr. Jason Stahlecker, Antonia Schwartz, Dr. Marc Engelhardt, Dr. Markus Zimmermann, Prof. Frank Böckler
Structural Basis for the Modulation of Lipid-activated GPR55 by Diverse Ligands and Glycosylation Jun.-Prof. Dr. Tobias Claff
Section Session 3 - Pharmacology and Toxicology
Novel drugs for the cardio-renal system
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Jens Schlossmann, Prof. Dr. Andreas Ludwig
The therapeutic use of sGC stimulators and sGC activators in cardiorenal diseases: From Bench to Bedside
Prof. Peter Sandner
Precision Gene Editing for Heart and Kidney Disorders
Prof. Simon Lebek
Oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in cardio-renal metabolic syndrome Prof. Dr. Daphne Merkus
Integrative Human and Experimental Evidence Implicates CRIP1 in Cardiorenal Remodelling during Hypertension
Rebekka Roos, Dr. Teng Tong, Dr. Olga Schweigert, Prof. Ulrich O. Wenzel, Prof. Philipp S. Wild, Prof. Tanja Zeller, Dr. Jorge Duque Escobar
15:15
Section Meetings
- Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry: H15
- Clinical Pharmacy: H17
- Industrial Pharmacy: H11
- Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmaceutics: H6
- Drug Control, Pharmaceutical Analysis: H16
- Pharmacology: H9
- History of Pharmacy: H5
- Verein der Freunde: H13 (Please note: It starts at 4 p.m.)
- Radiopharmacy: On Thursday, directly after the Radiopharmacy session
- Pharmaceutical Biology: On Tuesday during lunch break
16:30
Poster Session 1 (with coffee)
Start Guided Tour 16.45
17:45
Key Note Lecture 2
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Ursula Storch, Prof. Dr. Oliver Scherf-Clavel
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Wicha
University of Hamburg
Pharmacometrics - quantitative insights into drug development and patient care
Prof. Sebastian Wicha
18:45
Meet the Experts (with drinks)
Young DPhG event
Especially for young participants (Students, PhD students, Postdocs)
19:30
Guided City Tour
Registration required!
Limited number of participants
Guided city tour in German "Von Quacksalbern und Wunderheilern (Erlebnisführung)"
23 Sep
08:45
Workshop for students
Workshop Impfen in der Apotheke für Pharmaziestudierende
Ulrich Koczian, Otto Koczian
Section Session 4 - Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry
G protein-coupled receptors
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Max Keller, Prof. Dr. Steffen Pockes
How to create selectivity of GPCR ligands
Prof. Peter Gmeiner
Decoding the Outcomes of GPCR:Arrestin Interactions Using Synthetic Tethering Prof. Dr. Evi Kostenis (Bonn)
Gβγ controls GPCR-dependent and basal G protein activity
Dr. Hannes Schihada
In silico docking yields small molecule negative allosteric modulators targeting the core of Frizzled 7
Dr. Magdalena M. Scharf, Dr. Julia Kinsolving, Dr. Lukas Grätz, Dr. Jan Hendrik Voss, Dr. David Carrasco-Busturia, Prof. Björn Forsberg, Prof. Peter Kolb, Prof. Gunnar Schulte
Young Pharmaceutical Scientists DPhG-Session
A Spotlight for Young Pharmaceutical Scientists
- Chair: Dr. Kerstin Hiesinger, Dr. Simone Berger
Evolutionary insights into NLRP3 activation
Lisa S. Dopslaff, Dr. María Mateo-Tórtola, Varvara Varlamova, Corinna Gehring-Khav, Marit H. Walle, Lukas Schenk, Prof. Alexander N.R. Weber, Prof. Veit Hornung, Dr. Liudmila Andreeva
MDPath Elucidates Ligand-Driven Allosteric Paths Encoding G Protein Bias at the KOR
Dr. Niklas Piet Doering, Dr. Kristina Puls, Marta Diceglie, Anja Meraner, Dr. Axel Hentsch, Dr. Siriwat Hongnak, Armin Wurzer, Prof. Helmut Schmidhammer, Dr. Mariana Spetea, Prof. Marc Nazare, Prof. Gerhard Wolber
A patient-based study to investigate pathomechanisms in bortezomib-induced peripheral neuropathy
Nadine Cebulla, Prof. Oliver Scherf-Clavel, Prof. Angela Mally, Prof. K. Martin Kortüm, Prof. Claudia Sommer
A digital PCR-based technique to simultaneously quantify and characterize alternative splicing of PNISR
Dr. Thomas Josef Zech, Isabel Antonia Hammerl, Sophia Bobbert, Prof. Robert Fürst
Development of Potent and Selective METTL1 Inhibitors Using a Nanoscale Direct-to-Biology Strategy
Valerie Kadenbach, Dr. Zarina Nidoieva, Mark Sabin, Dr. David Schmidl, Franziska Krähe, Dr. Annabelle Weldert, Tristan Dewald, Dr. Ariane Hübner, Prof. Michaela Frye, Dr. Fabian Barthels
Hot Topic Session 4
Innovations in Antibacterial Therapy: From new molecular targets to advanced dosing concepts
- Chairs: Dr. Gesche Först, Prof. Dr. Max Crüsemann
Precision Dosing in the Era of Modern Antibacterial Therapy
Dr. Christina Koenig
Mode of action analysis of antibacterial natural products
Prof. Heike Brötz-Oesterhelt
Nitroxoline–Cephalosporin Conjugates as a Trojan Horse Strategy to Overcome Antibiotic resistance
Prof. Eugen Proschak, Dennis Bachmann, Sophie MIelke, Dr. Marlowe Graham, Dr. Praveen Papareddy, Dr. Marco Rotter, Dr. Anna Proschak, Prof. Heiko Herwald, Prof. Kerstin Sander, Prof. Thomas Wichelhaus
Synthesis of Antibacterial Thio-Diorcinols
Stefanie Hirsch, Prof. Nina Schützenmeister
10:15
Coffee Break, Networking, Exhibition
10:45
Key Note Lecture 3
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Anna Junker, Prof. Dr. Peter Gmeiner
Prof. Dr. Bryan Roth
UNC School of Medicine
Precision Control Goes Clinical: Chemogenetics and Biased GPCR Signaling
Prof. Bryan Roth
11:30
Award Ceremony
12:30
Lunch Break, Poster Viewing, Networking, Exhibition
13:30
Workshop
Careers in Pharma: From Campus to Industry
Chairs: Dr. Kerstin Hiesinger, Dr. Reinhold Rößler
John Batchelor, Jonas Krauss, Dr. Frank Kramer
New research, new researchers
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Ulrich Jaehde, Prof. Dr. Nina Schützenmeister
12+5 min.
Leukotriene B4 Orchestrates Macrophage Antifungal Immunity and Emerges as a Target for Host-Directed Therapy
Dr. Paul M. Jordan
N-Myristoyltransferase Inhibitors as potential Leads for the Development of Antischistosomal Agents PD Dr. rer. nat. habil. Christian Kersten
Targeting Inhibitors, Enabling Regeneration: siRNA-Engineered Microtissues for Vascularized Bone Tissue Regeneration
Dr. Franziska Mitrach, Jonas Kubat, Prof. Stefan Simm, Alexandra H. Springwald, Burak Demir, Anton Liebezeit, Prof. Michael C. Hacker, Prof. Michaela Schulz-Siegmund
Liver X Receptors are a Molecular Target of Silymarin
Dr. Pascal Heitel, - Nils Bandomir, Dr. Felix Lillich, Astrid Kaiser
A single DRY-motif mutation converts the β2-adrenergic receptor into a promiscuously coupling GPCR Dr. Franziska Heydenreich
Section Session 5 - Pharmaceutical Biology
Different perspectives on the Nagoya Protocol: Contributions from university research, industry and executive
- Chair: Prof. Dr. Jörg Heilmann
Administrative Burdens of Nagoya Protocol Compliance in University Research
Prof. Oliver Kayser
The Nagoya Protocol and Its Impact on Phytotherapy: Regulatory Challenges and Future Perspectives Dr. Roth Ehrang
The significance of the Nagoya Protocol and its implementation in the EU
Ellen Frederichs
Field production of medicinal plants leads to higher biodiversity
Dr. Olaf Kelber, Prof. Andree Hamm
Hot Topic Session 5
Molecular and Functional Insights into Channelopathies and Their Therapeutic Modulation
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Ursula Storch, Prof. Dr. Dr. Christian Michael Grimm
Development of tools and drugs for P2X receptors - ATP-gated ion channels involved in inflammation
Prof. Christa Müller
Endolysosomal cation channels: Physiology, pathophysiology and potential as novel drug targets
Prof. Christian Grimm
N.N. Prof. Dr. Christine Ziegler
Photopharmacology of TRP channels
Christina-Anna Senser, Maximilian Keck, Dr. Kyra Lützel, Benedikt Nissl, Prof. David B. Konrad, Prof. Michael Mederos y Schnitzler, Prof. Ursula Storch
15:00
Poster Session 2 (with coffee)
Start Guided Tour 15.15
16:15
Key Note Lecture 4
Sustained ocular drug delivery with living contact lenses
- Chair: Prof. Dr. Gregor Fuhrmann
Prof. Dr. Aránzazu del Campo
Saarland University
17:15
Section Session 6 - Industrial Pharmacy
- Chairs: Dr. Reinhold Rößler, Dr. Hendrik von Büren
John Batchelor, Jonas Krauss, Dr. Frank Kramer
Putting Theory into Practice: A cross-function, cross-industry collaboration for novel digital endpoint development in Sleep Quality
Dr. Frank Kramer
Workshop - How to write a DFG grant application
- Moderation: Prof. Dr. Michaela Schulz-Siegmund
Speaker: Dr. Torsten Hotopp (Bonn)
Section Session 8 - Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry
Hit to lead to candidate
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Dennis Schade, Prof. Dr. Stefan Laufer
Academic Drug Discovery: Some Ongoing Stories
Prof. Michael Jung
From Genetic Screens to New Candidates - Case Studies from the Tuebingen Center for Academic Drug Disvovery Prof. Dr. Stefan Laufer (Tübingen)
A preclinical study of zwitterionic Gd(III) and Mn(III)-complexes: development of MRI-contrast agents with improved safety profiles
Dr. Lennart Spickschen, - Aleksander Swierszewski, - Darius Ludolfs, Dr. John Frangioni, Prof. Wolfgang Maison
Section Session 7 - Clinical Pharmacy
Gender Matters in Pharmaceutical Sciences: From Mechanisms to Patient Care
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Oliver Scherf-Clavel, Prof. Dr. Alexandra Kiemer
Why Sex Matters: Epigenetic and Transcriptional Differences in Parkinson‘s Disease
Prof. Julia Schulze-Hentrich
Prof. Dr. Inge Hermann (Zürich)
Towards a better integration of sex/gender in health care - The example of medication adherence
Prof. Gertraud Stadler
Sex-Specific Role of CRIP1 in Age-Related Inflammation and Metabolic Risk
Dr. Jorge Duque Escobar, Dr. Teng Tong, Dr. Olga Schweigert, Prof. Elke Oetjen, Prof. Philipp S Wild, Prof. Tanja Zeller
Hot Topic Session 6
Living drugs and delivery strategies
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Achim Aigner, Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c. Peter Langguth
New developments for CAR-T cell therapies
Prof. Michael Hudecek
Bemdaneprocel - Prioneering restorative therapies for Parkinson's Disease Dr. Stefan Frank
Development of a Versatile Lipopolymeric Platform for the Encapsulation of Structurally Diverse Hydrophilic Antigenic Peptides
Maria Angelica Velandia Paris, Dr. Jaiver Eduardo Rosas Pérez, Dr. Angela Graciela Torres, Dr. José Manuel Lozano Moreno
Non-viral delivery of circRNAs for therapeutic miRNA inhibition
Dr. Hannes Borchardt, Gustav Uschner, Rakshanda Kudchi, Karl Seidenstücker, Dr. Alexander Ewe, Dr. Tanja Matthe, Prof. Achim Aigner
20:15
Conference Dinner
Brauhaus am Schloss Regensburg
Registration required
24 Sep
09:00
Section Session 9 - Radiopharmacy
From Tracer Design to Metabolism: Advances in Radiotracer Development and Analytical Characterization
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Sarah Spreckelmeyer, Prof. Dr. Andreas Maurer
[68Ga]Ga-TEoS-DAZA - A PET tracer for imaging of the hepatobiliary function
Dr. Julia Greiser, Dr. Robert Drescher, Dr. Anke Werner, Dr. Christian Kuehnel, Prof. Tobias L. Ross, Prof. Frank M. Bengel, Prof. Adrian T. Press, Mitali Sonawane, Dr. Oliver Rohland, Dr. Felix Dondorf, Prof. Martin Freesmeyer
Metabolism Studies of Radiotracers: Strategies, Pathways, and Challenges
Dr. Friedrich-Alexander Ludwig
Zebrafish for Application in Preclinical Radiopharmaceutical Development Prof. Dr. Sarah Spreckelmeyer
Preclinical development and first clinical use of a radioiodinated CYP17 inhibitor for adrenal theranostics
Dr. Andreas Schirbel, Dr. Philipp Maier, Dr. Wiebke Schlötelburg, Dr. Philipp Hartrampf, Dr. Britta Heinze, Prof. Stefanie Hahner
Section Meeting
Hot Topic Session 8
Novel aspects of protein kinases
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Elke Oetjen, Prof. Dr. Pierre Koch
Targeting Kinases beyond catalytic inhibition: Development of selective allosteric modulators and degraders
Prof. Stefan Knapp
Targeting pathological ERK signaling
Dr. Constanze Schanbacher
Analysing PKGI’s dynamic landscape using single-molecule FRET measurements
Rieke Wellpott, Andreas Schmidbauer, Prof. Dina Grohmann, Prof. Jens Schlossmann, Dr. Leonhard Jakob
Targeting Host Protein Kinases to Develop Broad-Spectrum Antiviral Therapies Against Emerging Respiratory Viruses
Dr. Thanigaimalai Pillaiyar, Dr. Juliander Reiner, - Benadict Vincent Albert, - Felix Kuybu, Dr. Georgios Vavouras Syrigos, Dr. Nilu Gone, Dr. Nadine Krüger, Prof. Karl-Peter Hopfner, Prof. Michael Schindler, Prof. Stefan Laufer
Understudied Targets and Unexpected Binding Modes: Expanding the Covalent Kinase Inhibitor Landscape
Prof. Matthias Gehringer
Hot Topic Session 7
The impact of AI and LLMs on Pharmaceutical Research and Practice
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Hermann Wätzig, Prof. Dr. Oliver Scherf-Clavel
The impact of AI and LLMs on Pharmaceutical Research and Practice Prof. Dr. Bernice Simone Elger
AI in R&D from Blackbox to explainable AI
Robert Hahnraths
Peak Integration in separation sciences – Reference data and its power for accurate quantitative analysis Marlon Krompholz
Section Session 10 - Pharmaceutical Technology and Biopharmaceutics
Recent advances and unsolved challenges in depot formulations
- Chairs: Prof. Dr. Achim Göpferich, Prof. Dr. Miriam Breunig
Parenteral controlled release: concepts, surprises, and new developments
Prof. Karsten Mäder
Formulations for intravitreal extended-release drug delivery – concepts, practice and learnings
Dr. Christoph Saal, Dr. Felix Paulus
Electrostatic and Hydrophobic Contributions to Monoclonal Antibody Adsorption on Prefilled Syringes: A Screening Approach using Zeta Potential and Dynamic Streaming Potential Analysis
Fabiano Bonaventura, Dr. Alexander Zürn, Prof. Stefan Scheler
Interactions of lipidoids containing lateral polyethylene glycol spacers with phospholipid bilayers
Vincent Kampik, Dr. Matthias Elgeti, Dr. Christian Wölk
10:30
Coffee Break, Networking, Exhibition
11:00
Key Note Lecture 5
Transbuccal delivery of peptide drugs
- Chair: Prof. Dr. Miriam Breunig
Prof. Dr. Jean-Christophe Leroux
ETH Zürich
12:00
Closing Ceremony
Instructions for presentations
Keynote Speakers
Prof. Dr. Douwe D. Breimer
Leiden University
Prof. Dr. Susan Taylor
University of California San Diego
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Wicha
University of Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Bryan Roth
UNC School of Medicine
Prof. Dr. Aránzazu del Campo
INM Leibniz Saarbrücken; Saarland University
Prof. Dr. Jean-Christophe Leroux
ETH Zürich
Organization Team
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Jaehde
DPhG President; University of Bonn
Prof. Dr. Jens Schlossmann
University of Regensburg
Prof. Dr. Pierre Koch
University of Regensburg
Prof. Dr. Robert Fürst
General Secretary DPhG; University of Munich
Kerstin Tschuck
General Manager DPhG
Dr. Christine Bittner
Science Officer DPhG
Sabine Handke
Assistant to the General Manager DPhG
Submission Guidelines
The deadline for submitting an abstract has passed (July 15).
Please do NOT use square brackets or superscripts, as these cause a technical error and will prevent the abstract from being submitted.
When submitting, please indicate your preferred type of presentation:
- poster presentation
- oral presentation in a short talk session
If an oral presentation is rejected authors commit to present a poster.
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Select one topic that describes the content of your abstract or choose "Invited Speaker" if you are an invited speaker and your abstract belongs to a session.
The deadline for submitting an abstract has passed (July 15).
In August 2026 you will be informed by e-mail about the decision of the Scientific Committee regarding your type of presentation (poster/oral presentation).
Within the abstract please give a short overview over the background, aims, methods and results of your work.
Text of the abstract structured or unstructured.
Please do not change the default settings of the text fields:
- Word limit (abstract body): 300 words
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- Keywords can be entered
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Each poster will be presented in person by one of the (co-)authors during the guided poster tour. A single person may not present more than three posters during the guided poster tour.
Your abstract will be published as a conference book on PharmRxiv (Your abstract will be published as a conference book on PharmRxiv (see terms and conditions for publication; Creative Commons license CC BY 4.0).
Event Location
Universität Regensburg
Venue
Universität Regensburg
Regensburg, Bayern, 93053, Germany
Address
RWHG und SGHG Hörsaalgebäude, Universitätsstraße 31, 93053 Regensburg, Deutschland
Traveling by Public Transportation
Please ride to the “Universität” stop (= University Campus, zentrale Omnibushaltestelle (ZOH)).
You can find the bus routes here.
