The conference highlights the most cutting-edge long-read sequencing studies with Nanopore technologies.” Please see link for more information:https://nanoporetech.com/lc/resource-centre/university-lubeck-germany
Leonie Schröder is a graduate of the University of Lübeck with a Bachelor´s degree in computational life sciences. Natscha Bahr is a trained media designer. Both new group members will work on the the improvement of our data infrastructure, data quality and safety in the Institute of Neurogenetics and the working group of Meike Kasten.
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In 2020, Theresa Lüth completed her master thesis under the supervision of Dr. Joanne Trinh in the group “Integrative Omics Approaches in Parkinson’s Disease” and started as a Ph.D. student this year. During her Ph.D. thesis, she will investigate genetic and environmental modifiers associated with the age at onset of Parkinson’s disease and use the
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Prof. Dr. Christine Klein (Foto: © DGN/Tedeskino)
https://youtu.be/cf6o-q7YY_cSource:„DGN/DGN-Kongress 2020“
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Neos Cruz is a graduate of the University of the Philippines Diliman with a Bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. He is interested in elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying neurodegenerative diseases. For his undergraduate thesis, he studied the role of neuron-specific splicing factors in regulating expression of N-TAF1, a gene implicated in X-linked Dystonia
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Our institute welcomes Joshua Laß. He is currently a Master’s student in the Molecular Life Sciences program. He is now starting an internship with Dr. Joanne Trinh in the group „Integrative Omics Approaches in Parkinson’s Disease.
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Für ein sektionsübergreifendes Projekt im Bereich Neurogenetik/Systembiologie wird ein(e) Doktorand/in zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt gesucht. Die Promotion wird von Frau Prof. Katja Lohmann (Sektion Medizin, Institut für Neurogenetik) und Herrn Prof. Hauke Busch (Sektion MINT, LIED) betreut. Ziel ist es, die genetischen Grundlagen einer seltenen Bewegungsstörung, Dystonie, mittels bioinformatischer und systembiologischer Analysen von Exom-, Genom- und
