Dr. Anne Rademacher

- in the research group "Genome Organization & Function" (group leader Karsten Rippe) - research field: epigenetics - applied techniques: advanced fluorescence microscopy (imaging, fluorescence fluctuation microscopy, fluorescence recovery after photobleaching), quantitative image analysis, high-throughput sequencing (RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq)

- in the "Hematopoiesis and immunotherapy" group headed by Naomi Taylor - applied techniques: primary cell culture from human blood and thymus, fluorescence-activated cell sorting, quantitative real-time PCR

- in the "Soft matter group" headed by Gladys Massiera - applied techniques: high-speed imaging, image/video analysis (particle tracking), vesicle formation

Cell culture, cell-based assays, protein extraction

Major: Biophysical Chemistry (thesis in the "Biophysics of macromolecules group" of Prof. Jörg Langowski at the German Cancer Research Center)

Major: Biophysical Chemistry (thesis in the "Microfluidics group" of the "New materials and biosystems" department of Prof. Spatz at the Max Planck institute for intelligent systems and the University of Heidelberg)