PhD Positions
Recruiting Group Leaders
Currently the following group leaders intend to take part in the PhD Spring Selection 2019 (other group leaders might decide later on to participate, please check back regularly for updated information):
Hayder Amin
Biomedicine / Bioengineering and Biomaterials
Plasticity Models for Aging and Neurodegeneration
© CRTD
Frank Buchholz
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology / Biomedicine
Functional genomics in mammalian cells: applications to cancer- and stem cell- biology
Stefan Diez
Biophysics / Bioengineering and Biomaterials
Molecular transport in cell biology and nanotechnology
Benjamin Friedrich
Biophysics / Computational Biology
Biological Algorithms: Spatio-temporal dynamics of cells and tissues
Dirk Lindemann
Biomedicine
Molecular and cell biology of retrovirus-host cell interactions – Development and application of retroviral gene transfer and drug screening systems
© Magdalena Gonciarz
Jörg Mansfeld
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology / Biochemistry
Proteolysis in Cell Cycle and Cell Fate Decisions: How Ubiquitylation Coordinates Proliferation and Differentiation
© CRTD
Nikolay Ninov
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology / Biomedicine
From pancreatic β-cell biology to drug discovery for Diabetes
M. Teresa Pisabarro
Computational Biology
Computational approaches to functional genomics and rational engineering for target/drug discovery and biotechnology innovation
Bernd Schröder
Biomedicine / Biochemistry
Proteolytic control of membrane trafficking and signal transduction
© CRTD
Jared Sterneckert
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology / Biomedicine
iPS Cells and Neurodegenerative Disease
© BIOTEC
Francis Stewart
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology
Epigenetic regulation and genomic engineering
Attila Tóth
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology
Genome integrity in the mammalian germline: recombination and checkpoints during gametogenesis
© Katrin Boes
Axel Voigt
Computational Biology
Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Simulation of Cells and Systems
Ben Wielockx
Biomedicine
The role of oxygen sensors during physiological and pathological processes in mice