Prof. Dr. Martin von Bergen

Head of Department of Molecular Toxicology

Contact


Helmholtz Centre for
Environmental Research - UFZ
Permoserstr. 15
04318 Leipzig
Germany

Tel.: +49 341 6025 1211

martin.vonbergen@ufz.de

Prof. Dr. Martin von Bergen (Photo: Sebastian Wiedling/UFZ)

Research Interests in Environmental Health


  • Cellular response mechanisms towards environmental pollutants with a focus on molecular pathways
  • Systems Biology based approaches using proteomic and metabolomic techniques in cells, tissue and on the systemic level
  • Characterisation of environmental exposure scenarios
  • Development of methods for qualitative and quantitative and structural proteomics

Research Interests in Microbiome Biology


  • Analysis of structure and functions of microbial communities by proteomic and metabolomic techniques
  • Mechanistic insights into anoxic degradation of environmental pollutants
  • Development of mass spectrometry based methods for quantitative and qualitative meta-proteomics of bacteria

CV


Since 2024: Head of Department of Molecular Toxicology (change of name of Department)
2016 - 2024: Head of Department of Molecular Systems Biology (merger of Departments of Proteomics and Metabolomics)
Since 2015: Professor of Functional Proteomics at University of Leipzig, Faculty of Life Sciences
2013-2015: Part-time Professor for Systems Microbiology at Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark
Since 2009: Speaker of Metabolomics Department
Since 2007: “Habilitation” in Molecular Biology and Assistent Professor at the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biology and Psychology at the University of Leipzig
Since 2006: Head of Department of Proteomics at Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Leipzig
2002-2006: Senior scientist at Max Planck-Research Group for Structural Molecular Biology, Hamburg und Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Biology at the University of Hamburg
2001-2002: Head of Department of Proteomics in Startup company mice and more GmbH & Co KG, Hamburg
1998-2001: Postdoc at Max-Planck-Research Group for Structural Molecular Biology, Hamburg
1998: PhD at the Faculty of Biology, University of Hamburg
1995-1998: PhD studies at the Max-Planck-Research Group for Structural Molecular Biology, Hamburg
1990-1995: Diploma studies in Biology at the University of Hamburg

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