Erfolgreichen Absolventinnen und Absolventen eines naturwissenschaftlichen Studiums (Diplom, Master, Staatsexamen) bietet die Fakultät für Biologie die Möglichkeit eines Promotionsstudiums mit dem Abschluss zum akademischen Grad Doktor der Naturwissenschaften (Dr. rer. nat).

DFG RTG 1431: Gene Transcription

Transcription, Chromatin Structure and DNA Repair in Development and Differentiation

Programme

• Transcriptional control by parvulins
    Prof. Dr. Peter Bayer
• The Cdc48/p97 system in DNA repair and cell cycle regulation
    Prof. Dr. Hemmo Meyer
• Chromatin modifications
    
• DNA methylation and HDACs
     Prof. Dr. Michael Ehrmann
• Rho GTPases in transcription contro
    Prof. Dr. Perihan Nalbant
• Archaeal transcription
    Prof. Dr. Bettina Siebers
• HDACs in bone development
    Prof. Dr. Andrea Vortkamp

DFG RTG 1739: Radiation Sciences

Molecular determinants of the cellular radiation response and their potential for response modulation

Programme

• Dissecting the mechanisms of the radiation resistance factor survivin in DNA repair
    Prof. Dr. Shirley Knauer
• Cell cycle regulation by the ubiquitin-dependent Cdc48/p97 chaperone system after radiation
    Prof. Dr. Hemmo Meyer

BIOME

BIOME Core

• Computational Biomedicine
    Prof. Dr. Daniel Hoffmann
• Genetics and Cell Biology
    Prof. Dr. Hemmo Meyer, Prof. Dr. Perihan Nalbant

DFG Forschergruppe und Graduiertenkolleg Naturwissenschaftlicher Unterricht NWU Essen (2003-2013)