#NextGenSignallingScientists

🌟 Spotlight on #CIBSS #NextGenSignallingScientists!

Christoph Reiter studies mitophagy, the process that keeps mitochondria in balance. He is motivated by his excitement to drive discovery and advance understanding of cellular signalling.

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#CellBiology #Autophagy #Mitochondria

🌱 Spotlight on #CIBSS #NextGenSignallingScientists!
Plant biologist @rimchaudhury15.bsky.social shows how curiosity drives discovery: plants can 'remember' rain, helping them survive flooding and adapt to a changing climate.

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#PlantBiology #WomenInSTEM #LifeScience

More news from #NextGenSignallingScientists today: Dr. Chiara Schröder gave a talk at the renowned Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. She was invited to speak after winning this year's Salome Gluecksohn-Waelsch Prize. Congratulations, Chiara, and greetings across the pond!

Sharepic showing a portrait picture of Dr. Tanja Bhuiyan and a quote saying "Complex molecular processes are the key to life, studying them satisfies my curiosity. You don't need to feel predestined for a career in research. What matters is passion, creativity, and a unique point of view."

With fresh momentum from our #FundingDecision: spotlight on #NextGenSignallingScientists!
Now up: @tanjabhuiyan.bsky.social, talking about latest research findings, her journey into science and the open-ended questions she wants to explore in the years to come.
Read her story here kurzlinks.de/ti0m

A Sharepic showing a portrait of Ann-Kathrin Rößling and a quote saying "Just like a lens focuses on hidden details, my research uncovers the invisible signals shaping plant growth"

Another #Spotlight on our #NextGenSignallingScientists!
Next up is Ann-Kathrin Rößling, giving us a glimpse of her studies of signalling mechanisms in plants and of her skill in building bridges to the invisible molecular world through #ScientificIllustration.
Discover her story: kurzlinks.de/u9yp

Sharepic showing a Portrait picture of Dr. Nadine Wössner and a quote saying "What excites me most about my research is the opportunity to combine basic science with clinically relevant applications that may one day contribute to real-world solutions".

New Year, New Perspectives!
We’re launching the #NextGenSignallingScientists series, spotlighting the research and stories of #CIBSS #ECRs. First up: Nadine Wössner, who investigates how T cells fine-tune their activation to fight disease.
Read her story: www.cibss.uni-freiburg.de/de/research/...