Doctoral Researchers
Doctoral researchers at the BSRT benefit from a strong network of senior scientists, young research group leaders and post-docs and an intellectually stimulating environment in one of the most exciting cities in Europe. This network is constantly expanding and changing, with new PhD students entering the programme each year, carefully selected by the BSRT Admissions Committee, and an ever-growing number of graduates embarking on new careers around the world.
Sie befinden sich hier:
Current Doctoral Researchers M-P
Stefania Martini (Italy)
Organ on a Chip – new model systems to test ATMPs
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoring Comittee: Hans-Dieter Volk - Anja Hauser - Regina Stark
Isabell Matz (Germany)
Mechanosensitive cues and inflammation in heart failure: Role of fibroblasts
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoring Comittee: Sophie van Linthout - Martina Seifert - Kathleen Pappritz
Ann-Kathrin Meß (Germany)
The role of the phenotype of regulatory T cells during bone healing and regenration
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Katharina Schmidt-Bleek - Hans-Dieter Volk
Mireille Ngokingha Tchouto (Cameroon)
Multimodel data integration to unravel the spatial distribution of cells during bone healin
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Georg Duda - Dieter Beule - Andranik Ivanov
Lan Vi Ngoc Nguyen (Germany)
Organoid disease models for spinal muscular atrophy
Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Angelica Garcia-Perez - Markus Schülke - Mina Gouti
Anne Noom (The Netherlands)
Metabolic alterations in fibroblast subsets during early bone regeneration: successful versus delayed healing
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Georg Duda - Birgit Sawitzki - Petra Knaus
Hulya Zeynep Oktay (Turkey)
Understanding the metabolic adaptation of immune cells during bone regeneration
BIH Center for Immunomics
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Birgit Sawitzki - Georg Duda - Katharina Schmidt-Bleek
Vincenzo Orassi (Italy)
Mechano-biology of mandibular bone regeneration and its application to scaffold design
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Carsten Rendenbach - Sara Checa - Manfred Zehn
Isabel Orellano (Germany)
3D Bioprinted Functional Vasculature
Cellbricks & Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Georg Duda - Lutz Kloke - Roland Lauster
Melanie Ort (Germany)
Culturing human B cells in a 3D microfluidic bone marrow device
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Sven Geißler - Sigmar Stricker - Dirk Strunk
Ellen Otto (Germany)
Improved fracture healing following traumatic brain injury: the role of injury-dependent immune responses | MD/PhD
Julius Wolff Institute
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Serafeim Tsitsilonis - Johannes Keller - Denise Jahn
Lena Peter (Germany)
Cas9-directed immune tolerance employing Cas9-reactive regulatory T-cells
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Hans-Dieter Volk - Petra Reinke - Michael Schmück-Henneresse
Samira Picht (Germany)
Establishing chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) chemokine checkpoint accelerated (CONAN) T cells for the use in adaptive immunotherapy in solid tumor disease
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Michael Schmück-Henneresse - Julia Polansky-Biskup - Leila Amini
Katja Püstow (Germany)
The role of cellular plasticity in liver cancer
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Ludovic Vallier - Milad Rezvani - Carla Frau
Wera Pustlauk (Germany)
Bone metabolism and vascular calcification: understanding of immunological regulatory network of the bi-directional interplay
BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies
Scientific Mentoriing Committee: Nina Babel - Sven Geißler - Katja Hanack
