Students

Ali Alfaiz, Group Reymond / Group Xenarios, works on the subject "High-Throughput sequencing to identify genetic variants leading to abnormal phenotypes in humans" after a Master in biotechnology at the Georgetown University of Washington D.C., USA, in May 2008.

Adem Bilican, Group Kaessmann, works on the subject "Genetics basis of alternative splicing evolution in mammals" after a Master in bioinformatics at the University of Bordeaux 1 in France in September 2009.

Nicolas Bonhoure, Group Hernandez, works on the subject "Molecule characterization of a Maf1 KO mouse model" after a Master in genomics at the University of Aix-Marseille II in France in October 2007.
 

Francesco Carelli, Group Kaessmann, works on the subject "Functional evolution of mammalian retrogenes" after a Master in medical biotechnology and molecular medicine at the University of Bari in Italy in December 2010. 

Daniele Cassatella, Group Pitteloud, works on the subject "Identification of new disease-associated genes in GnRH deficiency using exome sequencing" after a Master in medical biotechnologies and molecular medicine at the University of Bari, Italy, in March 2011.

Anastasia Chasapi, Group Xenarios, works on the subject "Application and development of computational methodologies in biological systems modeling" after a Master in science at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, in July 2011.

Gwendoline Degueurce, Group Michalik, works ont he subject "miRNAs involvment in skin cancer and skin regeneration/reparation" after a Postgraduate School of engineering in biotechnology (ESIL) at the University of Marseille, France, in September 2008.
 

Iris Finci, Group Kaessmann, works on the subject "The evolution of untranslated regions of mRNA" after a Master in molecular biology at the University of Göttingen, Germany, in May 2010.

Andreas Gschwind, Group Reymond, works on the subject "Functional impact of genome structural variation on gene expression" after a Master in ecology and evolution at the University of Bern, Switzerland, in February 2010.
 

Markus Kohnen, Group Fankhauser, works on the subject "Tissue specific gene regulation during shade avoidance" after a Diplom of biology at the University of Tübingen, Germany, in February 2009.

Maria Nicla Loviglio, Group Reymond, works on the subject "Genomic rearrangements and diseases" after a Master in medical biotechnology and molecular medicine at the University of Bari, Italy, in December 2010.

Floriana Misceo, Group Hardtke, works on the subject "Dissecting root growth in time and space" after a Master in biotechnology for human food quality and safety at the University of Bari, Italy, in 2011.

Czuee Morey, Group Fasshauer, works on the subject "Role of MUN domain containing proteins during secretion" after a Master in biotechnology at the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay, India, in May 2008.

Trestan Pillonel, Group Greub, works on the subject "Bacterial genomics and metagenomics of medical importance" after a Master in molecular life sciences at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, in January 2013.

Leonor Rib Perez, Group Herr, works on the subject "Study of global mammalian gene-expression patterns along the cell-division cycle" after a Master in bioinformatics for health sciences at the University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain, in 2010.

Namrata Sarkar, Group Reymond / Group Robinson-Rechavi, works on the subject "A Pedigree of Structural Variants" and on Next Generation Sequencing Data Analysis after a Master in bioinformatics at the King's College London, UK, in September 2011.

Nicee Srivastava, Group Fasshauer, works on the subject "Phylogenetic investigation on the evolution of the secretary aparatus" after a Master in bioinformatics at the Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, India, in April 2009.

Evangelia Vogiatzaki, Group Poirier, works on the subject "Potential role of PHO1 in different plant tissues" after a Master in plant molecular biology and biotechnology at the University of Crete, Greece, in October 2012.