Biotechnology Center
Organisational unit: Central academic unit
Organisation profile
The Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC) was founded in 2000 and is now one of the three institutes of the central scientific unit Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (CMCB). The BIOTEC is an interdisciplinary research center that develops innovative technologies driving the progress of modern life sciences in the areas of molecular cell and developmental biology, nanobiophysics and computational biology. The balance and synergy between technology development and basic research drives the sustained success of basic, applied, and translational research at the BIOTEC.
Contact
Tatzberg 47/49
BioInnovationsZentrum - BioZ
01307
Dresden
Germany
- Phone: 0049 351 46340050
Child units
- Active rheology of the cytoskeleton (Junior Research Group)
- Biomedical Cybernetics (Research Group)
- Biomedical Genomics (Research Group)
- Chair of Applied Genomics
- Chair of Bioinformatics
- Chair of Biophysics
- Chair of Cellular Biochemistry
- Chair of Cellular Circuits and Systems
- Chair of Developmental Cell Biology
- Dynamics of Biomolecules (Research Group)
- Electronic Tissue Technologies (Junior Research Group)
- Genetic Engineering of Stem Cells (Research Group)
- Lipidomics of neuroglial membranes (Research Group)
- Oncomechanics (Research Group)
- Proteolysis in Cell Fate Decisions (Research Group)
- Structural Bioinformatics (Research Group)
- Technology Platform BIOTEC
- Tissue Engineering (Research Group)