Microbiomes drive planetary health (FWF CoE)

Integrated digitalized production of protein therapeutics (DigiTherapeutX) (FWF FG12), opens an external URL in a new window

We are part of a research group from University of Salzburg and TU Wien aiming to characterize molecular attributes of biopharmaceuticals in dependence of critical process parameters and linking them via host cell omics and computational modeling to increase our understanding of the bioprocesses for the production of biotherapeutics.

International MSCA-Cofund Doctoral Program: Engineering for Life Sciences (ENROL)

(Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101034277)

ENROL is an interdisciplinary Marie Skłodowska-Curie COFUND doctoral program at Technische Universität Wien that is set up to educate and train a new generation of 20 high achieving early stage researchers (ESRs) to study and develop novel technologies and engineering solutions for the life sciences. Our PhD project (P22, opens an external URL in a new window) focuses on the design and application of functional proteomic approaches to study molecular and cellular drug (off) target effects of gliflozins.

Identification and characterisation of Ribosomally synthesized and post-translationally modified peptides (RiPPs) (FWF P34036)

The aim of this project is the identification and characterisation of unknown fungal RiPPs using complementary proteomics and metabolomics approaches. 

SFB Lipid hydrolysis, opens an external URL in a new window (FWF F73)

The overall goal of the SFB Lipid hydrolysis consortium is to assemble Austrian research groups with the strongest expertise from Graz and Vienna to investigate the biochemistry, cell biology, and physiology of lipid degradation pathways. Our project within the SFB aims to investigate the impact of lipolysis in cancer cell lines and in samples from non-small lung cancer cell patients.

International PhD Program: Metabolic and Cardiovascular Disease (DK-MCD), opens an external URL in a new window (FWF W1226)

Our DK-MCD-students analyze the molecular (phospho)proteomic, metabolic, and lipid signaling networks related to lipolysis and fatty acid metabolism to understand the (dys)regulation of lipid metabolism in health, cancer, and lipid-associated diseases.

Current PhD projects:

Sophie Honeder: Lipid hydrolysis in cancer metabolism

Maximilian Schinagl: Lipid storage and mobilization in liver disease

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