Group Leader
Richard Wombacher, Dr. rer. nat.
Richard Wombacher is junior group leader in the Institute
of Pharmacy and Molecular
Biotechnology (IPMB) at the Heidelberg
University.
Graduated in chemistry at the Free University of Berlin and received Ph.D. at the Heidelberg University working in the field of RNA catalysis. After a post-doc in the laboratory of Prof. V. W. Cornish at Columbia University he started his own research group at Heidelberg University, working in the field of chemical biology. His research is focused on the development and application of chemical tools for protein modification and control of protein function.
Graduated in chemistry at the Free University of Berlin and received Ph.D. at the Heidelberg University working in the field of RNA catalysis. After a post-doc in the laboratory of Prof. V. W. Cornish at Columbia University he started his own research group at Heidelberg University, working in the field of chemical biology. His research is focused on the development and application of chemical tools for protein modification and control of protein function.
Co-worker
Marcel Best, Dipl. Chem.
Project: Chemical tag aplications
Marcel Best studied Biomedical Chemistry at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. He recieved Diploma degree in 2011 working on "Development of a C-11 labelling method for the plant hormone azelaic acid to investigate the molecular specifity of the systemic acquired resistance (SAR) in Nicotiana tabacum" at the Brookhaven National Laboratory (pubmed). He is now working towards the PhD on novel reporter systems based on chemical tags.
Marcel Best studied Biomedical Chemistry at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. He recieved Diploma degree in 2011 working on "Development of a C-11 labelling method for the plant hormone azelaic acid to investigate the molecular specifity of the systemic acquired resistance (SAR) in Nicotiana tabacum" at the Brookhaven National Laboratory (pubmed). He is now working towards the PhD on novel reporter systems based on chemical tags.
Achim Wieczoreck
Project: Synthesis of Probes for bioconjugation via cycloaddition reactions
Achim Wieczorek studied Chemistry at the Ruprecht-Karls University in Heidelberg with focus on Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry. He currently pursues his Diploma research in Chemical Biology in the AK Wombacher.
Achim Wieczorek studied Chemistry at the Ruprecht-Karls University in Heidelberg with focus on Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry. He currently pursues his Diploma research in Chemical Biology in the AK Wombacher.
Alumni
Master Thesis:
Alexander von Appen, M.Sc.
Bachelor Thesis:
Anna Degen, B.Sc.
Dirk Ollech, B.Sc.
Carolin Willburger, B.Sc.
Sebastian Hauke, B.Sc.
Hagen Sparka, B.Sc.
Student internships:
Hannah Mayer B.Sc.
Alexander von Appen, M.Sc.
Bachelor Thesis:
Anna Degen, B.Sc.
Dirk Ollech, B.Sc.
Carolin Willburger, B.Sc.
Sebastian Hauke, B.Sc.
Hagen Sparka, B.Sc.
Student internships:
Hannah Mayer B.Sc.
