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model complexes. This research is part of a large, funded collaborative project supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, involving partner researchers based in Germany, Switzerland, and France
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Association. At the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI), we investigate the fundamental biological processes that drive aging. Our research combines molecular, cellular, and systems-level
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Computation is a cooperation between Freie Universität Berlin (FUB) (departments of Mathematics and Computer Science as well as Biology, Chemistry and Pharmacy) and the Max Planck Institute for Molecular
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combining: Molecular synthesis Electrical contacting of nanoscale electronics Modelling of properties on an atomistic level The IHRS NanoNet offers an international scientific environment and an excellent
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approach combining molecular biology, genetics, genomics, epigenomics, metabolomics, biochemistry, biophysics and microscopy with bioinformatics and modelling. We work with Arabidopsis thaliana, tobacco
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Degree PhD Course location Münster In cooperation with Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine Teaching language English Languages English Full-time / part-time full-time Programme duration 8
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International PhD Programme in Molecular Medicine is to train graduates to independently carry out scientific research in the field of molecular medicine. Core elements of the programme are a biomedical PhD
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The molecular biosciences are undergoing a major paradigm shift – away from analysing individual genes and proteins to studying large molecular machines and cellular pathways, with the ultimate goal
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coating, iii) investigation of system design from small-scale to potentially pilot scale, and iv) application to micropollutant removal. Modelling aspects are open to exploration at molecular and process
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programmes. HBRS currently comprises six international PhD programmes – Molecular Medicine (since 2000), Infection Biology and DEWIN (since 2003/2010, Cluster of Excellence RESIST), Regenerative Sciences (from