Dr. Carina Ehrig studied physics at TU Dresden with focus on biophysics. During her studies she spent four months as a student research in the lab of Dr. Patricia Bassereau at the Institut Curie in Paris. There, she studied the process of lipid diffusion in biological membranes. In her diploma thesis in the lab of…
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Dr. Jörg Smolinski studied at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, graduating with a diploma in Biochemistry. His diploma thesis focuses on biochemistry and molecular biology with special interest in molecular biotechnology. From 2004 he started working in the field of biocompatible materials at the Max-Bergmann-Center, Dresden. During his PhD thesis at the TU Dresden, he had an…
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Gerd Stötter studied biochemistry with focus on immunology, protein chemistry and neuroscience in Berlin and Montpellier (France). After completing his studies, he worked in the laboratory of Ton Schumacher at the Dutch Cancer Institute in Amsterdam in the field of immunology and in the laboratory of Amadeo Caflisch at the University of Zurich in computer-aided…
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After two years as a patent researcher in the Office for Inventions and Patents of the GDR, he worked for five years as a patent assessor in the Patent Department of the Center for Microelectronics Dresden. During this time, he completed his postgraduate studies in intellectual property law at the Humboldt University of Berlin. After…
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Dr. Frank Kailuweit studied mechanical engineering with a focus on automotive engineering in Dresden. During an assistant at the University of Transportation “Friedrich List” he conducted research and development for companies in the rail vehicle construction sector and received his doctorate on the subject of “Reliability and flexibility of complex stochastic processes”. Parallel to his…
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