Early Career Support
To support researchers at all different career stages, each institution has established specific programs to offer training in research and general skills to undergraduate and Ph.D. students, postdocs, young investigators and PIs. This portfolio is further complemented by specific measures.
Gender Equality
The promotion of equal opportunities is an explicit commitment of all participating institutions of TRR 267. Our female scientists (and equally those of diverse gender) are encouraged in their scientific career and supported through specific measures within the project support.
Open Positions
The TUM is looking for a computational biology/bioinformatics Ph.D. student to process and analyze next-generation sequencing data.
On February 22nd at 4 pm, Prof. Julien Gagneur and Prof. Marcel Schulz will give a presentation on "RNA Computational Biology".
Nature Masterclass: Virtual Workshop with Focus on Scientific Writing and Publishing
On January 18th at 4 pm, Dr. Ilka Wittig will give a presentation on "Proteomics to study lncRNA-mediated remodeling in protein complexes".
The next Project Retreat of SFB-TRR 267 is scheduled for March, 11th-13th 2021 at Congress Centrum Alpbach (www.congressalpbach.com)
Due to the current situation, an alternative had to be set up for our annual project retreat: First project outcomes are currently presented and discussed in online project meetings.
Santovito, C. et al. 2021
Plasma microRNA signature associated with retinopathy in patients with type 2 diabetes. Scientific Reports
Plasma microRNA signature associated with retinopathy in patients with type 2 diabetes. Scientific Reports
Kupatt, C. et al. 2021
Genome editing for Duchenne muscular dystrophy: a glimpse of the future? Gene Therapy
Genome editing for Duchenne muscular dystrophy: a glimpse of the future? Gene Therapy
Sonnenschein et al. 2021
Blood-based protein profiling identifies serum protein c-KIT as a novel biomarker for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Scientific Reports
Blood-based protein profiling identifies serum protein c-KIT as a novel biomarker for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Scientific Reports