Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Andreas Bausch
- Phone
- +49 89 289-12480
- Room
- PH: 3007
- abausch@mytum.de
- Links
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Homepage
Page in TUMonline
- Group
- Cellular Biophysics
- Job Title
- Professorship on Cellular Biophysics
- Additional Info
- Lehrstuhlinhaber Raum Nr. 3007 OG
- Consultation Hour
- on appointment
Courses and Dates
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Physical Biology of the Cell 1 – mechanics of biological macro molecules eLearning course Assigned to modules: |
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| VO | 2 | Bausch, A. Rief, M. |
Tue, 16:00–18:00, PH HS3 |
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Advanced Physics 1 eLearning course Assigned to modules: |
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| VO | 4 | Bausch, A. Rief, M. |
Thu, 14:00–18:00, PH 2271 |
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Exercise to Advanced Physics 1 eLearning course Assigned to modules: |
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| UE | 2 |
Responsible/Coordination: Bausch, A. |
dates in groups |
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Current Topics in Biomechanics Assigned to modules: |
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| SE | 2 | Bausch, A. |
Wed, 14:00–16:00, PH 3024 |
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Tuorial for scientifical publications This course is not assigned to a module. |
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| SE | 2 | Bausch, A. | |
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Lab course biophysics for students of biochemistry eLearning course Assigned to modules: |
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| PR | 4 | Bausch, A. Dietz, H. Lieleg, O. Rief, M. Simmel, F. … (insgesamt 7) |
Wed, 08:00–13:00, PH 3024 |
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SFB-863 Seminar current information Assigned to modules: |
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| SE | 2 | Bausch, A. Rief, M. |
Fri, 13:00–14:30, PH II 127 |
Offered Bachelor’s or Master’s Theses Topics
- Cell-size-dependent regulation of the budding yeast contractile ring
The ability to robustly assemble and maintain complex intracellular structures is fundamental for cell function. The budding yeast septin ring, which sets the basis for bud formation and downstream assembly of the contractile actomyosin ring, is one of the best-studied biological self-assembly processes and serves as an important model system to understand cell polarization and non-linear feedback dynamics. However, what determines the the diameter of the emerging ring structure is so far unclear.
Recently, our lab was able to demonstrate that cell size sets the septin ring diameter in an actin-dependent manner. Aim of this thesis is to use a combination of molecular biology, genetic manipulations, live-cell imaging and image analysis to reveal the molecular processes that underlie the observed scaling of ring diameter with cell volume. Ultimately, theoretical modelling will be used to obtain a quantitative understanding.
This project will be carried out together with the Schmoller lab, Helmholtz Zentrum Neuherberg
- suitable as
- Master’s Thesis Biophysics
- Master’s Thesis Matter to Life
- Supervisor: Andreas Bausch