Germany
With a Bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology and a Master’s degree in Neuroscience I recently continued my scientific journey starting as a PhD candidate in the lab of Prof. Dr. Martin Beye at HHU Düsseldorf investigating the genetics, neurological basis, and evolution behind cooperative behavior in honeybees. My focus lies on caste differentiation during larval development on the neuronal level, leading to the very different behaviors we see in queen and worker honeybees.
AG Beye Evolutionary Genetics - On the cooperative behavior in honeybees
AG Krabbe Functional Diversity of Neuronal Circuits
AG Krabbe Functional Diversity of Neuronal Circuits - Dopaminergic degeneration in a mouse model of alpha-synuclein overexpression
AG Mass Developmental Biology of the Immune System
AG Baader Neurodevelopment and Synaptogenesis - Influence of TNIP overexpression in hunger-induced autophagy in HEK293 cells