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BIOSS Centre for Biological Signalling Studies

 

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Biological signalling processes are the key regulators of cellular activity in all types of cells in living organisms. A better understanding of these processes not only provides solutions to important biological problems, but also has a major impact on medical research and practice. The Centre for Biological Signalling Studies (BIOSS) in Freiburg uses modern analytical methods and strategies of synthetic biology to study biological signalling processes in a creative and playful way.

The main focus of research at BIOSS is to initiate and promote a dialectic process between scientists using analytical (dissecting) and synthetic (rebuilding) approaches in signalling research.

BIOSS´s signal pathway engineering projects are conducted by an interdisciplinary team of researchers and are supported by a new resource centre called the BIOSS Toolbox.

People of BIOSS:

  • Prof. Dr. Michael Reth
  • Dr. Johannes Kaiser
  • Prof. Wilfried Weber
  • Jun.-Prof. Virginie Lecaudey
  • Kari Reulecke
  • Christine Ehler
  • Prof. Klaus Aktories
  • Prof. Dr. Ralf Baumeister
  • Prof. Dr. Peter Beyer
  • Prof. Dr. Leena Bruckner-Tuderman
  • Prof. Thomas Boehm
  • Prof. Christoph Borner
  • Prof. Albrecht Brandenburg
  • Dr. Tilman Brummer
  • Prof. Hans Burkhardt
  • Prof. Wolfgang Driever
  • Prof. Bernd Fakler
  • Prof. Rudolf Grosschedl
  • Prof. Thomas Laux
  • Prof. Chris Meisinger
  • Prof Annette Neubüser
  • Prof. Klaus Palme
  • Prof. Christoph Peters
  • Prof. Nikolaus Pfanner
  • Prof. Ralf Reski
  • Dr. Simona Saccani
  • Prof. Prasad Shastri
  • Prof. Eberhard Schäfer
  • Prof. Roland Schüle
  • Prof. Jens Timmer
  • Prof. Gerd Walz
  • Prof. Roland Zengerle
  • Andrea Weber
  • Anna Buddelmann
  • Heike Herzog
  • Dr. Britta Hartmann
  • Dr. Sebastian Herzog
  • Dr. Maria Manukyan
  • Dr. Zhiki Zi

 

 

 

 

DFG- Video about BIOSS