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Structural Biology, Biochemistry and Biophysics Prof. Jan Pieter Abrahams Uncovering the fundamental shapes of life Prof. Marek Basler Unraveling the secrets of bacterial injection needles Prof. Christoph Dehio Molecular…
Physics of Life Prof. Jan Pieter Abrahams Uncovering the fundamental shapes of life Prof. Attila Becskei Mechanisms controlling gene regulatory networks Prof. David Brückner Physical principles of living systems Prof. Knut…
2026 Prof. Sebastian Hiller Member of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) News Weblink Prof. Sebastian Hiller Member of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina News Weblink Prof. Fiona Doetsch…
Microbiology, Infection Biology and Immunology Prof. Marek Basler Unraveling the secrets of bacterial injection needles Prof. Dirk Bumann Single-cell pathogen activities during infection and treatment Prof. Christoph Dehio…
CV of Prof. Dr. Sebastian Hiller ORCID 0000-0002-6709-4684 Google Scholar Google Scholar Nationality: German, Swiss Positions: Since 2022 Full Professor at the Biozentrum of the University of Basel, Switzerland 2015 – 2022…
Main Content Research Groups A-Z Jan Pieter Abrahams Uncovering the fundamental shapes of life Markus Affolter Development of blood vessels and complex organs Silvia Arber Motor circuit function Marek Basler Unraveling the…
Prof. Maria Hondele on cell organelles of a special kind Tiny droplets found within the cell have long fascinated Maria Hondele. These structures, known as membraneless organelles, have been well known for a long time, but…
Biozentrum Highlights Nobel Prize 1978 | Prof. Werner Arber Emeritus page Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award 2017 | Prof. Michael N. Hall Research Group Michael Hall Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences 2014 | Prof.…
Uropathogenic Escherichia coli (UPEC) and urinary tract infections (UTIs) Deciphering UPEC in-vivo physiology To truly understand how UPEC behave inside the human bladder, we go straight to the source – analyzing urine…
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