Universitätsklinikum Freiburg
79106 Freiburg im Breisgau - Deutschland
Neurowissenschaftler/in
Arbeit
Vollzeit
ab 16.03.2026
Beschreibung
Institute of Neuropathology - University Medical Center Freiburg (Germany)
Lab: Neuroimmune Systems Biology - Dr. Emile Wogram
Start: As soon as possible
The Neuroimmune Systems Biology Lab at the Institute of Neuropathology (University Medical Center Freiburg) is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to investigate how organelle networks regulate brain homeostasis and drive neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease. Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) arise from complex... weiter lesen
Lab: Neuroimmune Systems Biology - Dr. Emile Wogram
Start: As soon as possible
The Neuroimmune Systems Biology Lab at the Institute of Neuropathology (University Medical Center Freiburg) is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to investigate how organelle networks regulate brain homeostasis and drive neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease. Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) arise from complex... weiter lesen
Institute of Neuropathology - University Medical Center Freiburg (Germany)
Lab: Neuroimmune Systems Biology - Dr. Emile Wogram
Start: As soon as possible
The Neuroimmune Systems Biology Lab at the Institute of Neuropathology (University Medical Center Freiburg) is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to investigate how organelle networks regulate brain homeostasis and drive neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease. Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) arise from complex interactions between brain cell types. Increasing evidence suggests that intracellular organelle networks - including lysosomes and mitochondria - coordinate metabolic and immune pathways that maintain brain homeostasis, yet how these systems fail in neurodegeneration remains poorly understood.
This PhD project, as part of the AD-OrganelleScan initiative, aims to uncover organelle-level mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease using organelle-resolved multiomics and systems biology approaches as:
Isolation of organelles from brain cells
Multiomic profiling and analysis to identify disease mechanisms
Experimental validation
The goal is to identify subcellular mechanisms driving neurodegeneration and potential therapeutic targets.
Master’s degree in Neuroscience, Molecular Medicine, Biochemistry, or a related field
Intellectual curiosity and motivation to tackle complex, important biological questions
Good written and spoken English
The project is hosted at the Institute of Neuropathology, IMITATE, Freiburg, Germany, a leading center for translational neuroscience research in Germany. The candidate will benefit from:
Access to state-of-the-art multiomics, imaging, and stem cell platforms
A highly interdisciplinary environment linking neuroscience, immunology, and systems biology
Close supervision and structured PhD mentoring
Salary is provided according to TV-L E13 (65%).
Lab: Neuroimmune Systems Biology - Dr. Emile Wogram
Start: As soon as possible
The Neuroimmune Systems Biology Lab at the Institute of Neuropathology (University Medical Center Freiburg) is seeking a highly motivated PhD student to investigate how organelle networks regulate brain homeostasis and drive neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease. Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) arise from complex interactions between brain cell types. Increasing evidence suggests that intracellular organelle networks - including lysosomes and mitochondria - coordinate metabolic and immune pathways that maintain brain homeostasis, yet how these systems fail in neurodegeneration remains poorly understood.
This PhD project, as part of the AD-OrganelleScan initiative, aims to uncover organelle-level mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease using organelle-resolved multiomics and systems biology approaches as:
Isolation of organelles from brain cells
Multiomic profiling and analysis to identify disease mechanisms
Experimental validation
The goal is to identify subcellular mechanisms driving neurodegeneration and potential therapeutic targets.
Master’s degree in Neuroscience, Molecular Medicine, Biochemistry, or a related field
Intellectual curiosity and motivation to tackle complex, important biological questions
Good written and spoken English
The project is hosted at the Institute of Neuropathology, IMITATE, Freiburg, Germany, a leading center for translational neuroscience research in Germany. The candidate will benefit from:
Access to state-of-the-art multiomics, imaging, and stem cell platforms
A highly interdisciplinary environment linking neuroscience, immunology, and systems biology
Close supervision and structured PhD mentoring
Salary is provided according to TV-L E13 (65%).
Ref-Nr.: 9834123
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16.03.2026
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