International Research Training Group on Chemical Biology of Epigenetic Modifications

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International Research Training Group on Chemical Biology of Epigenetic Modifications

Ludwig Maximilians University Munich

Germany, München

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Ludwig Maximilians University Munich

Germany , München

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

MÃ¼nchen

Program Language

English

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Duration 3 year(s)

International Research Training Group on Chemical Biology of Epigenetic Modifications

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The Integrated Research Training Group 1309 (IRTG) provides a tailor-made training environment for doctoral researchers active in the Collaborative Research Center on "Chemical Biology of Epigenetic Modifications". The training programme will particularly strengthen knowledge in all areas associated with bioinformatics, which is central knowledge needed in the CRC. In the IRTG a series of general chemical biology lectures will provide the primary basis for training students in current developments in the field. We will focus on training opportunities with respect to bioinformatics and the associated technical aspects of the CRC by short workshop-style courses. In addition, we offer yearly IRTG winter schools and the biyearly IRTG summer conferences, which provide ample opportunities for showcasing CRC research results and create frequent opportunities for interactions between scientists coming from different disciplines. This programme, when combined with the regular "hands-on" doctoral training typical for research groups in the molecular and biological sciences, will optimise the chances of success for all participating doctoral researchers. Additional support is offered by the GraduateCenter.