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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 …

Important Dates

Apply now!
For the Biozentrum Research Summer Internships for Bachelor Students in the Natural Sciences. Engage in a real-life research project during 7 to 9 weeks. More
Application deadline: February 28, 2021

Biozentrum Discovery Seminar
Maya Schuldiner, Weizman Institute of Science, Israel
"'Zoom'ing in on organelle communication - systematic exploration of contact sites"
March 12, 2021, 12:15 pm,
zoom webinar


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 

 

Catherine Helbing, Bachelor student: Interview

She heads the Student Committee Biology and besides her studies works part-time. For her good organization is the be-all and end-all. More

 

Artan Ademi, Master student: Interview
Getting to the bottom of things is something he has always loved doing. That is why was drawn to basic research and to the Biozentrum in Basel. More

 

Karolin Berneiser, PhD student: Interview
She is not only enthusiastic about the interdisciplinary and international research groups but also, in particular, about the work with large molecular machines. More

 

Đorđe Relić, PhD student: Interview

For his PhD he changed from mathematics and computer science to biology. A challenging shift from exactness to less predictability. More


Spotlights

The Biozentrum is moving into its new future-oriented home 

Starting mid 2021, the Biozentrum will move into its new home to continue fostering its world class research. It will house 400 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 900 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 Sacha Glardon: Interview
He cherishes Walter Gehring’s Drosophila strains, an old Biozentrum PCR machine and the Basel “Fasnacht”. Sacha Glardon is a passionate biologist and a man of many talents. More

 

Alumna Hilde Jannsens: Interview
Seven different nations and cultures. Hilde Janssens has experience in how differently people communicate. So she decided to become a communications trainer for scientists. More