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We are currently looking for three new group members to fill open positions working on neuronal development, the biophysics of helminth-host interactions and a novel mechanism of autoinflammation and autoimmunity. For more details, see the PDF of this announcement here here or our Join us page.

We are currently looking for the new group member to work on a PhD project devoted to Biofilms!   PhD position: How Biofilms heal their wounds? Biofilms are commonly known as complex bacterial communities that encase themselves in self-produced polymeric matrix substances and excel in ...

Reading about donuts, croissants and jalebis makes you hungry? And you wonder how this is related to our research? Our latest publication in collaboration with the Hilbert and Nienhaus lab (both KIT) revealed that clusters of recruited RNA polymerase II  form in line with surface condensation on reg...

Most cells of human body have DNA packaged and folded inside of their nuclei. The process of transcription, which also takes place in the nucleus, partially unfolds and redistributes DNA in a very distinct pattern. In a collaborative work, we have shown that the emergence of this pattern can be expl...