Dresden International Graduate School for Biomedicine and Bioengineering

Mechanism and functional integration of human photoreceptors and RPE cells transplanted into pre-clinical mouse models of retinal degeneration
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biomedicine & Regenerative Biology

Epigenetic regulation of human cortical development
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, Neurobiology

Biomedical imaging beyond the visible
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biochemistry, biology, biomedicine, bioengineering
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Biomedical imaging beyond the visible

Development and validation of genome editing tools for therapeutic treatment
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Gene Editing

Decoding the computational role of adult neurogenesis in hippocampus
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Neuroscience, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science
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From genes to shape: Molecular control of mechanical forces during tissue morphogenesis
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biology, Biochemistry, Biophysics
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Oscillatory Behaviour of Molecular Motors in Biological and Engineered Systems
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Cell Biology, Biophysics, Bioengineering

Generation of Helical Movement and Torque by Cytoskeletal Motor Proteins
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Cell Biology, Biophysics, Bioengineering

Regulation of epithelial cell shape through distinct surface tensions
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biophysics, Physics, Biology, Biotechnology

The decline of chromatin structure and function during cellular ageing
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Epigenetics, molecular biology, biochemistry, functional genomics (all wet-lab). Some dry-lab experience in genomics is beneficial

Suggested reading: PubmedID: 37994698 (Boltengagen et al., 2024)

Phase separation of chromatin: Exposing the dynamic network of interactions that underlies chromatin structure
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: in-vitro protein biochemistry, enzymology, structural biology (all wet-lab)

Suggested reading: PubmedID: 38664566 (Vizjak et al., 2024)

Using DNA language models to understand genome evolution
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biology, Machine Learning

Hijacking of chromatin architecture in leukemias
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biomedicine, Computational Biology

Following glioma development with gene regulatory networks from single cell multi-omics data
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biomedicine, Computational Biology

3D-Printed In Vitro Tumor Models for Micro-/Nano-robots
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: A Master degree in Biophysics, Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Tissue Engineering, Cell Biology or relevant fields is required
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Role of EGFL7 in brain lymphatics and malignant brain tumors
Preferred Course of Study/Expertise of Candidate: Biology, molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry, microscopy, neuroscience
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