Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (CMCB)
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Study programs at a glance
For advice on subject-specific questions, you can always - regardless of today's event - contact our student advisory service:
Prof. Konstantinos Anastassiadis
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For advice on subject-specific questions, you can always - regardless of today's event - contact our student advisory service:
Prof. Dr. Michael Schlierf
Curious now? Even more information about the study program in the Study Information System (SINS)
For advice on subject-specific questions, you can always - regardless of today's event - contact our student advisory service:
Prof. Marius Ader
Curious now? Even more information about the study program in the Study Information System (SINS)
Program for the event
1 pm – Presentation of the 3 master's programs at the Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering
Study Dean, CMCB Student Office and student representatives of the CMCB present the three international master's programs at CMCB: »Molecular Bioengineering«, »Physics of Life« und »Regenerative Biology and Medicine«.
Presentation language: English
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Presentation of the CMCB
The Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (CMCB) focuses on interdisciplinary research and teaching in the life sciences. As a central unit of TU Dresden, the CMCB combines the interdisciplinary institutes B CUBE, BIOTEC and CRTD, and has close links to multiple schools and faculties at TU Dresden. The CMCB aims at creating synergies among intra- and extramural institutes in Dresden to provide an internationally oriented academic environment with cutting-edge research and innovative teaching programs at all levels. State-of-the-art technologies are made available to the TU Dresden campus as well as to DRESDEN-concept partners via the CMCB Technology Platform, which consists of a wide range of high-end core facilities, and innovative discoveries will be developed further towards commercial applications. Administrative support is provided to all CMCB research groups by centralized service units, which act as interfaces to the central administration of TU Dresden.
Study Life Sciences at CMCB © TUD/Biermann-Jung Kommunikation & Film
Alumni
CMCB alumni work in a variety of fields. There is a high rate of alumni participating in a doctoral programme (approximately 80-90%). Others work, with and without doctorates, in research (science and industry), in the coordination of clinical trials, in science communication, in business development and much more.
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Be clear about what your strenghts are! Dr. Matthäus Mittasch studied Nanobiophysics, the predecessor of today's master's program Physics of Life. Now he is researching "small molecule drugs" - novel drugs based on biomolecular condensates for the treatment of civilization diseases. learn more
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