| Surname, First name |
Research Focus |
Availability |
| Baier, Herwig |
The goal of our research is to understand how neuronal circuits convert sensory inputs into behavioral responses. |
not available |
| Korber, Philipp |
unction of intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) in yeast general regulatory factors (GRFs) |
available in 2026 |
| Ladurner, Andreas |
Next summer, join us in investigating the intricate link between glucose metabolism, transcriptional control and gene regulation in eukaryotes. Our project focuses on how the sugar-tolerance transcription factor ChREBP and its paralogs directly sense cellular metabolites to drive large changes in gene activity. |
not available |
| Michalakis, Stylianos |
Engineered adeno-associated virus-based vectors for retinal gene therapy - Mechanistic studies on cellular infection, trafficking and transduction |
not available |
| Niessing, Dierk |
Our goal is to understand the molecular principles underlying cargo recognition by transport complexes, complex assembly and activation, and eventually complex disassembly after the transport. |
not available |
| Sattler, Michael |
The student will contribute to the cloning of expression constructs, recombinant protein production, and purification, forming the foundation for the structural and functional studies. Through this work, we aim to uncover key aspects of the Grp94 functional cycle, providing insights that are fundamental for understanding ER proteostasis and may ultimately inform future drug discovery efforts targeting Grp94. |
available in 2026 |
| Schmidt, Mathias V. |
We aim to elucidate the role of the chaperone protein FKBP51 (FK506-binding protein 51) in the regulation of EV release. |
available in 2026 |
| Stricker, Stefan H. |
The research aim of the lab is to investigate how cells know which cell type they are and why they never forget. We employ a wide range of CRISPR methods to brain cells to test in vitro and in vivo, which epigenetic marks and gene activities have functional relevance in mediating cell identity or disease phenotypes. |
not available |
