Group Members
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PhD Students
| Philipp Mauker, M. Sc (M.Sc: Thorn-Seshold; Industry: Bayer; PhD Ex: Urano, Tokyo) Philipp joined us for his MSc in 2019 on controlling cell entry and cell exit. He returned in 2020 for his PhD, and added studies of high-precision photochemical tagging methods (Studienstiftung PhD scholar; Joachim Herz fellow; JACS; ACIE; BioRxiv). ; E07 |
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| Carina Schmitt, M. Sc (M.Sc Thorn-Seshold) Carina joined us for her OC-F Prak on redox (2020), returned for her MSc in chemical-genetic photocontrol (2021), then started her PhD in 2022 to expand these concepts and bring them together, all while tackling a new element in the TS lineup (Studienstiftung PhD scholar; ACIE; JACS; Redox Biol). ; E05 |
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| Lucas Dessen Weissenhorn (LMU Group) (MD/PhD medical student program) Lucas joined us from 03.2023 for his MD/PhD thesis on basic and translational redox biology, working at the intersections of chemical probes, cell biology, and disease models for inflammation and ferroptosis (FöFoLe MD/PhD scholar). |
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| Carmen Zecha (LMU Group) (MD/PhD medical student program) Carmen joined us from 09.2023 for her MD/PhD thesis on basic and translational chemical biology, working at the intersections of chemical probes, photophysics, imaging and cell biology. |
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Jan Philip Prohaska, M.Sc |
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| Alexander Wiegand, M.Sc (M.Sc: Carreira, ETH Zürich) Alexander will rejoin us for his PhD in 2025, after an OC-F Prak on redox probes in 2022 (paper 43), and 2 HiWis on NIR photoswitching and fluorescence stabilisation in 2023-2024 (papers 45, 46, and patent 51). He now aims to pioneer the conceptual framework for generalised high-performance photocontrol over receptors and signaling circuits. ; E07 |
Senior Scientists
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Dr. Ingmar Bauer |
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| Dr. Martin Reynders (M.Sc & PhD: Trauner, NYU) Martin joined us in 2021 with experience in photopharmacology, synthesis and chemical biology. He works on photoswitchable tools for protein control in cells (SPP1926 Young Investigator grant; CeNS Young Investigator award; ACIE*; ChemRxiv; ChemSci; ChemRxiv). ; E05 |