Bodenheim, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
My research focuses on the development and application of RNA aptamers for DNA-binding proteins, combining scientific innovation with practical applications in bacteria. My passion for exploring and unraveling the intricate details of RNA structures is reflected in my solid expertise in Structural Biology and Biochemistry. I am naturally optimistic and enthusiastic, with strong resilience that enables me to overcome challenges and consistently adopt a solution-oriented perspective. Creating a constructive and harmonious environment is an essential part of how I approach collaboration and teamwork.
Computer-aided reconstruction of electron microscope data in the Connectomics department.
Processing of incoming inquiries for clinical trials and performance evaluation tests with subsequent cost calculation (with MS Excel) and preparation of quotations.
Preparation of my bachelor thesis on the stability of selected immunological parameters of residual samples from medical diagnostics.
Preparation and processing of medical samples and general laboratory activities.
Four-week internship in the microbiology department. Preparation of culture media for microbes, staining of preparations with the Ziehl-Neelsen stain, preparation of antibiograms and supporting laboratory activities.
Two-week internship in the wastewater treatment plant department. Work experience in the various departments with a focus on the laboratory.