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Research

Research Groups A – Z

30 Research Groups – scientists from more than 40 countries – interdisciplinary research

Professor Views

CRISPR/Cas9 –  human microbiome –  spread of viruses – neuromuscular diseases and more

Awards & Honors

Nobel Prize –  Lasker Award – Gairdner Award – Louis Jeantet Prize for Medicine …

Latest publications

Lactate jump-starts mTORC1 in cancer cells.. EMBO Reports. , ahead of print, 1-2.

Treatment of Primary Aldosteronism with mTORC1 Inhibitors.. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. (ahead of print), 1-23.

Anaerobic Glycolysis Maintains the Glomerular Filtration Barrier Independent of Mitochondrial Metabolism and Dynamics. Cell Reports. , 27(5), 1551-1566.e5.


Important Dates

Biozentrum Discovery Seminar
Prof. Botond Roska, IOB, Basel

"The first steps in vision: cell types, circuits and repair"
June 21, 2019, 11 am, Lecture hall 1, Pharmazentrum

ETOX19
June 22nd - 26th, 2019
European Workshop on Bacterial Protein Toxins: Registration now open.
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Bachelor − Master − PhD

Bachelor's & master's students benefit from:
Early involvement in active research – intensive mentoring – all relevant research fields and technologies in molecular biology – international environment 


PhD students benefit from: 
Exceptional concentration of research expertise – state-of-the-art technology facilites – highly interdisciplinary teaching program – a worldwide renowned institute 

 

Fabienne Estermann, Bachelor of Science student: Interview
Good time management is  important to her. Because, besides her studies, she is actively involved in the Biology student’s organization or the Summer Research Academy. More

 

Enea Maffei, Master of Science student: Interview
For Enea Maffei molecular biology was a sure thing right from the start, as this subject was a favorite already at school. More

 

Arantxa Urchueguía, PhD student / Biozentrum PhD Fellow: Interview
She was attracted by the interdisciplinary research and the PhD Fellowships program and its unique opportunity to look into different research groups. More

 

Ricardo Righetto, PhD student: Interview

He always wanted to do his PhD abroad. What he likes about Basel is the huge life sciences network and its location in the center of Europe. More


Spotlights

State-of-the-art infrastructure for leading-edge research

The Biozentrum will move into a new home to continue fostering its world class research. It will house 600 researchers from around the world and a large range of highly sensitive scientific installations. For the university as a whole, an additional lecture hall capacity for 800 students is being created.  More


Alumni

 

Welcome
The Biozentrum Alumni organization enables the more than 1800 former employees and students to keep in touch and to keep on sharing in the life at the Biozentrum. Joint in! More

 

Alumnus André Brunella: Interview
He has been searching for years for the magic formula to spare us from having to visit the dentist. But he does not only juggle with formulae for toothpastes, but also for artwork. More

 

Alumna Michaela Roth: Interview
In Tanzania you can wait for five hours for a train, and no one complains. In Sweden there is a two-month summer break. In Switzerland, in contrast, this time is used efficiently. More