Statistical and Biological Physics
print


Breadcrumb Navigation


Content
Emanuel Reithmann

Dr. Emanuel Reithmann

Former PhD Student

Contact

Theresienstr. 37
D-80333 Munich


Projects and Research Interests

Currently, I’m working as a PhD student in the field of theoretical biophysics in the group of Prof. Erwin Frey. My research focuses mainly on non-equilibrium processes in cell-biology.

On a biological level, this includes:

  • Microtubule regulation by associated proteins
  • Intracellular transport on microtubules
  • Biomolecular mechanisms employed by molecular motors
  • Aggregation processes related to Z-ring formation in bacterial cells
  • Polymerization and depolymerization processes of biofilaments

On a physical level, my research projects deal with:

  • Exclusion processes and driven diffusive systems
  • Analytic methods for non-equilibrium systems
  • Non-equilibrium phase transitions
  • Collective systems of self-propelled particles

Curriculum Vitae

  • since 10/2013: PhD student in the group of Prof. Erwin Frey, LMU Munich
  • 06/2012-07/2013: Master thesis in the group of Prof. Erwin Frey, LMU Munich, Title: “Correlations at the edge of lattice gases—How tip-tracking proteins influence microtubule dynamics“
  • 10/2010-07/2013: Master studies at the LMU Munich, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (TMP), Elitenetzwerk Bayern
  • 10/2007-08/2010: Bachelor studies in physics at the LMU Munich, Bachelor thesis: “Renormalization of Quantum Electrodynamics”
  • 06/2007: High school degree (“Abitur”), Gymnasium Freyung

Research stays

Contributed Talks