ISAS Kompakt

• #Career
• #Immune cells
• #Immune system
• #Mass spectrometry
• #Neutrophils
• #Young scientists

A Small But Very Important Step

Susmita Ghosh joined the Biofluorescence research group at ISAS in October 2021. The PhD student has now received the first funding of her career for her pilot project “Dissecting the neutrophil-tumor cell interactome using SILAC-labelling”.

• #AI
• #Bachelor studies
• #Questionnaire
• #Software
• #Vocational training
• #Young scientists

What are you doing at ISAS, Lennart?

What fascinates you about your work as a software engineer? And why are you engaged in the works council? Lennart Kowitz answers these and other questions in ISAS Kompakt.

Dorit Günther appointed to the ISAS Executive Board

Günther will assume the role of Chief Financial Officer of ISAS.

• #Cancer
• #Immune cells
• #Neutrophils
• #Proteomics
• #Statement

Valuable Connections: Dr Julia Lill

Dr Julia Lill conducted research at ISAS from 2020 to 2021. She is now a Senior Scientist in the Cancer Immunology team at BioNTech in Cambridge (USA). The immunologist reports on how her time at ISAS brought her to this field of research and the relevance of a functional network in the ISAS compact series ‘Valuable Connections’.

• #AI
• #Cardiovascular diseases
• #Deep learning
• #Interview
• #Scholarship

Xiaowei Xu Will Join ISAS as a Humboldt Fellow

As a fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Prof Dr Xiaowei Xu will be conducting research at ISAS from February 2025. In this interview, he talks about his work on artificial intelligence in health research and what he plans to do in Dortmund.

• #AI
• #Image analysis
• #Imaging
• #Machine learning
• #Microscopy
• #Podcast
• #Sustainability

PODCAST »NACHGEFORSCHT – DIE LIVESCHALTE INS LABOR« Episode 10: Resource Awareness in Biomedical Image Analysis

Dr Jianxu Chen heads the junior research group AMBIOM - Analysis of Microscopic BIOMedical Images at ISAS. In the first English-language episode of »NACHGEFORSCHT - DIE LIVESCHALTE INS LABOR«, he talks about his path from mathematics to the life sciences and how he wants to make the analysis of biomedical data more sustainable - on many levels.