Principal Investigators

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Name	Research Area & Research interests	Memberships
Sebastian Arnold Institute of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology - Department II	Developmental Biology - Signals & transcription factors guiding cell specification during early mouse development / Generation of differentiated cell types from pluripotent stem cells / Morphogenesis and cellular mechanisms of germ layer formation	CIBSS, SFB1453
Anne-Kathrin Classen Institute of Biology II / Hilde Mangold Haus	Developmental Biology - Signalling and proliferation during tissue regeneration / Epithelial architecture and biomechanics / Chromatin and epigenetic plasticity	CIBSS
Wolfgang Driever Institute of Biology I	Developmental Biology - Embryonic Development of Vertebrates (Zebrafish) / Development of dopaminergic neurons / Dopaminergic modulation of neural circuit function and behavior	CIBSS
Valérie Hilgers Max Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics Freiburg	Developmental Biology - Alternative RNA processing in nervous system development and function / Regulation of the neuronal non-coding transcriptome / Molecular mechanisms of neurological disease.	CIBSS
Annette Neubüser Institute of Biology I	Developmental Biology - Molecular mechanisms of craniofacial development / Development of the sensory placodes / Feather development
Georgios Pyrowolakis Institute of Biology I / Hilde Mangold Haus	Developmental Biology - Signal Transduction / Analysis of Drosophila BMP-signaling / Formation and interpretation of morphogen gradients / Germline stem cells / Organogenesis.	CIBSS
Tanja Vogel Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology, Dept. of Molecular Embryology	Developmental Biology - How epigenetic modifications instruct stem cells during central nervous system development / FOXG1 and the aetiology of FOXG1-syndrome / Signaling to chromatin with a focus on TGF-signaling
Peter Walentek Dept. of Internal Medicine IV, University Medical Center	Developmental Biology - We study signaling, epigenetic, transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation of gene regulatory networks, and the processes that facilitate tissue formation and function. This provides insights into the logic of self-organization in biological systems and the mechanisms underlying ciliopathies and lung diseases.	CIBSS, SFB1453