Dr. Patrick Neubert

Intensiv-Coding-Bootcamp in Vollzeit. 540 Stunden Programmierpraxis mit Eigenentwicklung eines Projektes als Abschlussarbeit ("miRNA Biomarker for Lung Cancer Diagnostics; www.github.com/Patrick-Neubert/miRNA_LCa_Diagnostics). Angewandte Technologien und Tools: Python, Pandas, NumPy, Sklearn, TensorFlow, AWS, SciPy, Matplotlib, Keras, SQL

Tatigkeitsfelder: Finanzmanagement; Personalmanagement; Projektorganisation und -support

PhD Student/Research associate at Institute of Pathology, General Pathology and pathologic Anatomy (PD Dr. G. Mechtersheimer) PhD Thesis: „The transcription factor SOX11 is a potential tumor suppressor in myxoid liposarcomas: Analysis of function, target genes and mutation“ Task: Cell culture, cell-based assays, molecular biology, qrt-PCR, Western Blot, Immunohistochemistry

Diploma student at Division of Molecular Genome Analysis (PD Dr. S. Wiemann) Diploma Thesis: “Characterizing Modulators of the microRNA-21 Promoter in HeLa Cells“, Task: Cell culture, cell-based assays, molecular biology, qrt-PCR, protein expression and purification, Western Blot

2nd 6-months internship, Trainee at Department of Molecular and Cellular Neurobiology (Professor A. B. Smit) Project: “Analysis of Growth-Associated Protein GAP-43 Interactomes in Cortex Cerebri of Mus Musculus“ Task: Protein isolation and purification, protein detection

Student assistant at Institute for Instrumental Analytics and Bioanalytics (Professor C. Hopf) Task: Molecular biology, protein expression and purification

Student assistant at Institute for Inorganic Chemistry (Professor T. Werner) Task: Atom absorption spectrometry

1st 6-months internship, Trainee at Division of Developmental Genetics (Professor B. Mechler) Project: “Analysis of the role of Importin-a2 during early embryogenesis in Drosophila melanogaster“ Task: Breeding and mutagenesis, molecular biology, Western Blot, microscopy

PhD Dissertation at Faculty of Biosciences „The transcription factor SOX11 is a potential tumor suppressor in myxoid liposarcomas: Analysis of function, target genes and mutation“, magna cum laude (very good)

Diploma Thesis: “Characterizing Modulators of the microRNA-21Promoter in HeLa Cells“, Grade 1.0 (very good); Final Grade 1.8 (good)