PhD projects offered
The IPP offers projects from participating groups located at the Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB), Johannes Gutenberg University (JGU) and the University Medical Center Mainz (UMC). Projects are advertised under two calls – a Molecular Mechanisms call and a Molecular Biomedicine call.
Below you can find a list of group leaders offering a position in the current calls and descriptions of the offered PhD projects. Note that not every group participating in the IPP offers a position in every call.
Repair of DNA double strand breaks by “alternative” DNA repair pathways - Roopesh Anand (IMB)
Sex chromosome regulation in Malaria mosquitos - Claudia Keller Valsecchi (IMB)
Molecular mechanisms in small RNA mediated gene regulation - René Ketting (IMB)
Selective protein degradation and aging - Anton Khmelinskii (IMB)
Contributions of ubiquitin signaling to the maintenance of mitochondrial import channels - Axel Methner (UMC)
Role of DNA PARylation in epigenetic gene regulation - Christof Niehrs (IMB)
Functional consequences of errors in mitosis - Stamatis Papathanasiou (IMB)
Organelles during aging and longevity - Katharina Papsdorf (IMB)
Systematic investigation of the role of the BAF complexes in genome stability - Sandra Schick (IMB)
Gene regulation by chromatin remodellers during development and disease - Sandra Schick (IMB)
Ubiquitin, SUMO & genome stability - Helle Ulrich (IMB)
Regulation and functions of alternative splicing in plants - Andreas Wachter (JGU)
The role of protein condensation in gene activation - Sina Wittmann (IMB)
Sun-vs-Moonlight responses and molecular interactions of a marine Cryptochrome - Eva Wolf (JGU)
E-cadherin and β-catenin signaling in dendritic cells for the maintenance of immune homeostasis in the oral mucosa - Björn Clausen (UMC)
Targeting megakaryocytes to generate reparative platelets in atherothrombosis - Carsten Deppermann (UMC)
From altered skin signature to Lupus - Daniela Kramer (UMC)
Dendritic cell function in the immune regulation of the epididymis - Johannes Mayer (UMC)
Neuro-Immune interactions in the skin in the context of type 2 immunity - Johannes Mayer (UMC)
Interactions between the hematopoietic system and the bone marrow microenvironment in aging - Wolfram Ruf (UMC)
Escape from X-inactivation in neurodevelopment - Susann Schweiger (UMC)
Vascular factors of mental health resilience - Susann Schweiger (UMC)
Analysis of antigen-presenting cells interaction with T cells across the body during central nervous system autoimmunity - Ari Waisman (UMC)
A multi-organ approach to investigate the endothelium during vascular and neuronal aging and inflammation (EndoAge) - Philip Wenzel/Ari Waisman (UMC)