Lähettäjä:
"Bartosch, Sabine" <Sabine.Bartosch@charite.de>
Päivämäärä: torstai 20. lokakuuta 2016 17.40
Vastaanottaja: Seppo <seppo.vainio@oulu.fi>
Aihe: PhD projects available at the BSRT, Deadline 20.11.2016
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Call for application to the doctoral program of the Berlin-Brandenburg School for Regenerative Therapies
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The Berlin-Brandenburg School for Regenerative Therapies (BSRT) offers outstanding interdisciplinary training and research opportunities for
national and international doctoral researchers from the natural, material and engineering sciences who want to pursue a career in the field of Regenerative Medicine and aim at translating their scientific discoveries into clinical applications.
The Berlin-Brandenburg School for Regenerative Therapies (BSRT) has currently
17 doctoral projects available. Successful candidates who will study for their doctoral degree at the BSRT will be funded by the BSRT.
Click here for further details about this call for application
including the instruction on how to apply and the project descriptions. The doctoral program will start in March 2017 Available Projects in the Biology Track
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Bone metabolism and vascular calcification: understanding of immunological regulatory network of the bi-directional interplay [click
here]
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Inflammation triggers plasticity and functional recovery long-term after stroke [click
here]
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Targeting serotonergic signaling to afford post-stroke regeneration [click
here]
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HDAC as versatile regulators of intestinal barrier integrity and epithelial regeneration in IBD [click
here]
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Multidimensional stratification of inflammatory circuits – Induction of inflammation, regeneration and degeneration in human disease and aging [click
here]
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Understanding and modulating reprogrammed cardiomyocyte precursor immunogenicity: prerequisite for regeneration of the heart [click
here]
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Bone growth in cell-type-specific ATP6AP2 deficient mice [click
here]
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Role of BMP receptors in mechanotransduction of the vasculature [click
here]
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Reshaping compromised niches by engineering human iPSC – derived cells for regeneration of the kidney [click
here]
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Molecular basis of an imitated stem cell niche of the human bone marrow [click
here]
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Mechanical adaptation of muscle-resident stem cells [click
here]
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Exploring clonal composition of transplant infiltrating and circulating T-cells can provide new insights into the pathogenesis of transplant rejection and allow new targets for
regenerative therapies [click here]
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CRISPR-mediated modification of myeloid lineage cells [click
here]
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Identification of microRNAs promoting proliferation and inhibiting apoptosis in iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes using a functional high-throughput screening [click
here] Available Projects in the Engineerting Track
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Mechanically driven cellular self-organization and soft tissue patterning in bone healing [click
here]
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Bioprinted Functional Vasculature [click here]
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pH-Cleavable Heparan Sulfate analogues dendritic Polyglycerol Sulfate (dPGS) based Microgels for Biorthogonal Encapsulation and Release of BMP-2 and Bone Forming Cells [click
here]
Regards Sabine Bartosch -- Dr. Sabine Bartosch Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin Berlin-Brandenburg School for Regenerative Therapies Augustenburger Platz 1 13353 Berlin Phone: +49 30 450539418 Fax: + 49 30 4507539918 E-Mail:
coordination_office@bsrt.de Web:
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