Bachelor theses / Master theses / Compulsory internship

Within the framework of various research projects of the Department of Radiopharmaceutical and Chemical Biology, novel radiotracers, labeled for example with the imaging radionuclides fluorine-18, iodine-123 or copper-64, will be evaluated preclinically in vitro and in vivo. In addition, novel cell models (2D, 3D) will be established to be biochemically and biologically characterized. Depending on the prerequisite (field of study) and main interest, a variety of chemical, radiochemical, biochemical, molecular and cell biological as well as radiopharmacological methods and techniques can be learned and applied. While working scientifically on your topic, you will also acquire transferable key skills such as scientific writing, presentation skills, critical thinking and project planning

• Studies/degree in chemistry, biochemistry, biology or a related field
• Strong interest in scientific work in an interdisciplinary team
• Independent working style and excellent communication skills
• High level of commitment and motivation
• Willingness to work with open radioactive materials

• Start usually at the beginning of the semester or by arrangement
• Internship duration at least 16 weeks