24 control-engineering "TU Dortmund" positions at International PhD Programme (IPP) Mainz in Germany

PhD position: Functional consequences of errors in mitosis (m/f/d)

cascades of non-genetic alterations is also a black box. We are excited to welcome a PhD candidate to attack these questions. We will combine cutting edge techniques, such as genome engineering and single

PhD position: Sex chromosome regulation in Malaria mosquitos (m/f/d)

infectious diseases. Understanding sex differences and sex chromosomes has major implications for opening up new ways to control e.g. malaria by controlling its vector. However, our current knowledge

PhD position: Selective protein degradation and aging (m/f/d)

memory. Activities and responsibilities The research group of Anton Khmelinskii offers the following PhD project: Protein quality control systems maintain a functional proteome through detection and

PhD position: Neuro-Immune interactions in the skin in the context of type 2 immunity (m/f/d)

. Activities and responsibilities The research group of Johannes Mayer offers the following PhD project: Type 2 immune signals control a variety of innate and non-immune mechanisms linked to parasite expulsion

PhD position: Contributions of ubiquitin signaling to the maintenance of mitochondrial import channels (m/f/d)

control for mitochondrial import channels and its mechanistic implications. Aim 1 involves defining the ubiquitylation response in MDV formation through genetic approaches inducing TOM complex blockage. Aim

PhD positions: A multi-organ approach to investigate the endothelium during vascular and neuronal aging and inflammation (EndoAge) (m/f/d)

. Mechanistically, we will focus on the organ-specific roles of endothelial cells and mechanisms providing selective barriers, influencing endothelial endocytosis, and controlling proteostasis, and how

PhD position: Molecular Mechanisms in small RNA mediated gene regulation (m/f/d)

memory. Activities and responsibilities The research group of René Ketting offers the following PhD project: Gene regulation by small non-coding RNAs is a deeply conserved mode of gene control. It is used

PhD positions: Ubiquitin, SUMO & Genome Stability (m/f/d)

memory. Activities and responsibilities The research group of Helle Ulrich offers the following PhD projects: We study regulatory mechanisms that govern cellular quality control. On the one hand, we

PhD position: Gene regulation by chromatin remodellers during development and disease (m/f/d)

control the accessibility of cell type-specific genomic gene regulatory regions and are therefore of great importance for developmental processes, cell fate transitions during differentiation and cell

PhD position: E-cadherin and β-catenin signaling in dendritic cells for the maintenance of immune homeostasis in the oral mucosa (m/f/d)

-cadherin in CD11c+ cells (CD11c-EcadDEL ) and observed an altered LC subset distribution and a dramatically changed morphology with more rounded cell bodies and fewer dendrites compared to controls. In