Enabling Technology Department
About Us
The Enabling Technology Department is headed by the Chief Enabling Technology Officer Prof. Elisa May. She oversees the following Core Facilities: Antibodies, Cellular Tools, Dieter Morszeck Biorepository, Electron Microscopy, Flow Cytometry, Light Microscopy, Metabolomics, Molecular Profiling and Screening, Next Generation Sequencing, Proteomics, Single-cell Open Lab, Small Animal Imaging, and the Scullery. The Department is also involved in two projects on biomage data management: the DFG project "Information Infrastructure for BioImage Data Management – I3D:bio", and the consortium "NFDI4BioImage" in the National Research Data Infrastructure NFDI, where Prof. May serves as a Co-Speaker.
Bioimage Data Projects
- OMERO for microscopy data management at the DKFZ (Intranet)
- NFDI4BIOIMAGE, a consortium within the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)
- Information Infrastructure for BioImage Data (I3D:bio, DFG project)
Team
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Prof. Dr. Elisa May
Chief Enabling Technology Officer (CETO)
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Sigrid Ruder
CETO Assistant and Secretariat
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Dr. Laura Pelz
Scientific Coordinator Core Facilities
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Dr. Karen Teßmer
Administrative Coordinator Core Facilities
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Dr. Christian Schmidt
Scientific Project Manager and Research Data Management Microscopy