Junior Research Groups at the Helmholtz Zentrum München: Perspectives for Young Scientists
With its junior research groups the Helmholtz Zentrum München offers excellent young scientists an important opportunity on their career ladder: as head of a junior research group they can run their own working groups at an early stage and engage in independent research.
Both sides benefit from these groups: The Helmholtz Zentrum München gains excellent scientists and scientific know-how, while the scientists find a good working environment in which they can distinguish themselves for their future professional career.
Research Topics
Infection and Immunity
- Adoptive T Cell Therapy
Dr. med. Angela Krackhardt, Institute of Molecular Immunology
homepage - Molecular programs of T cell tolerance
Dr. Vigo Heissmeyer, Institute of Molecular Immunology
homepage - Motor Protein-Dependent Translocation Complexes in Gene Regulation and Disease
Dr. Dierk Niessing, Institute of Structural Biology
homepage - Mechanisms of the Apoptosis
PD Dr. Irmela Jeremias, Department of Gene Vectors
homepage The EBF gene family in haematopoiesis, the haematopoietic niche and bone formation
Dr. Matthias Kieslinger
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Environmental Health
- Mathematical Methods in Biological Image Analysis (MAMEBIA)
Dr. Brigitte Forster-Heinlein, Institute of Biomathematics and Biometry
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Comparative Genomics and Systems Biology
- Neuroimaging
Dr. Reinhard Köster, Institute of Developmental Genetics
homepage - Hematopoiesis
Dr. Timm Schroeder, Institute of Stem Cell Research
homepage - Analysis of early endoderm development in the mouse
Dr. Heiko Lickert, Institute of Stem Cell Research
homepage - Adult Neurogenesis
Dr. Dieter Chichung Lie, Institute of Developmental Genetics
homepage - Neuronal Circuit Formation
Dr. Andrea Huber Brösamle, Institute of Development Genetics
homepage - Computational modeling in biology
Dr. Fabian Theis, Institute of Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
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