Vienna, Vienna, Austria
A passionate and ambitious Molecular Biologist with a Ph.D. degree from the Medical University of Vienna in 'Malignant Diseases'. Highly trained in various molecular and cell biological techniques, an excellent understanding of subjects such as cell signaling, stem cells, oncology and epigenetics, and a strong interest in stem cell research, developmental biology and cancer research.
Scientist at Boehringer Ingelheim working in the department for late stage cancer research under my supervisor Özlem Yüce-Petronczki
Group Martin Knöfler Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Reproductive Biology Unit Placental Development Group dealing with the importance of canonical NOTCH3 signaling in the human placenta especially within its role in proliferation, self-renewal and the fusion process of trophoblast progenitors and stem cells/organoids characterizing the potential of trophoblast-like cell lines in the formation of trophoblast organoids as side projects supervision of Bachelor's and Master's students
tutoring laboratory courses for groups of 8 to 30 people (children, students and adults)
Master of Science in Molecular Biology with a focus on Molecular Medicine Master Thesis Project: Medical University of Vienna Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Group Martin Schreiber DNA methylation of tumor suppressor gene CDH1 in human breast cancer