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Master Fellowship Programme

Apply now - for the Master Fellowship Programme of the Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research!
Deadline: July 15, 2024

For an Open and Tolerant Society

Statement by the Max Planck Institutes in Cologne

Basic research for healthy ageing

We are one of the world's leading institutes for ageing research. Our mission is to understand the natural ageing process and find out how to intervene in age-related diseases to mitigate or even prevent them.

Your Career With Us

Develop your career in a vibrant atmosphere

Let us introduce ourselves!

At the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing, researchers are working to understand aging. Meet our scientists in the video and learn more about their research.

Science

Research Laboratories

We aim to elucidate the molecular, physiological and evolutionary mechanisms underlying ageing.

Core Facilities

Our core facilities are a hallmark of our institute. They offer all researchers the opportunity to pursue their research questions with the latest techniques and state-of-the-art methods.

Publications

Publications by our scientists

Marie Curie Fellowship awarded to Estelle Vincendeau

April 10, 2024

Research into the detection and repair of DNA damage

Two boys look enthusiastically through a microscope

What do the cells in my body look like?

March 20, 2024

Institut

A visit of the Children's University in Cologne

A bottle of rapamycin stands in the foreground in front of tubes of fruit flies

Anti-ageing drug rapamycin improves immune function through endolysosomes

February 28, 2024

Partridge

Protection against an increase in pro-inflammatory factors with age

Job Offers

5 Master Fellowships | Graduate School of Ageing Research

April 12, 2024

What We Offer

Comprehensive support for our international employees, individual career service and promotion of a healthy work-life balance.

Education

No matter what your goal is and on which step of the career ladder you are: As long as excellent research is part of your path and you want to support our vision, you are in the right place.

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Diversity

We strive to create an equal, diverse and inclusive environment for all employees.

Job offers

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Stressing the cells with a wrong cut: Understanding the consequences of spliceosome dysfunction”

Apr 30, 2024 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM (Local Time Germany)

MPI for Biology of Ageing, Room: Auditorium

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Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Stressing the cells with a wrong cut: Understanding the consequences of spliceosome dysfunction”

from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM (Local Time Germany)

Mirka Uhlirova

Master Fellowship Programme

For an Open and Tolerant Society

Basic research for healthy ageing

Your Career With Us

Let us introduce ourselves!

Science

Research Laboratories

Core Facilities

Publications

News

Marie Curie Fellowship awarded to Estelle Vincendeau

What do the cells in my body look like?

Anti-ageing drug rapamycin improves immune function through endolysosomes

Career

Job Offers

5 Master Fellowships | Graduate School of Ageing Research

What We Offer

Education

Diversity

Events

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “The synaptic mechanisms of appetite neurocircuit”

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Linear ubiquitination in the control of metabolic inflammation”

Girls Day 2024

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Stressing the cells with a wrong cut: Understanding the consequences of spliceosome dysfunction”

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “The synaptic mechanisms of appetite neurocircuit”

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Linear ubiquitination in the control of metabolic inflammation”

Girls Day 2024

Biomedical Seminars Cologne “Stressing the cells with a wrong cut: Understanding the consequences of spliceosome dysfunction”