Kristin Teßmar-Raible
Professor of Chronobiology
Positions
Since April 2022- | Professor for Marine Chronobiology, Alfred Wegener Institute; Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research// University of Oldenburg, Germany |
Since Nov. 2017- | Professor for Chronobiology, University of Vienna, Austria |
April 2017- March 2020 | Vice-Dean Max Perutz Labs, Centre for Molecular Biology, University of Vienna, Austria |
March 2015- Nov. 2017 | Berta Karlik Professor (special full professorship), Max Perutz Labs, Centre for Molecular Biology, Univ. of Vienna, Austria |
June 2008 - | Group leader, Max Perutz Labs, Centre for Molecular Biology, Univ. of Vienna, Austria |
2004-2008 | Post-doc, European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Heidelberg, Germany (Arendt lab) |
2001-2004 2000-2001 2001 2000-2001 1997/1998 | PhD student, Univ. of Marburg, Germany (Hassel lab) visiting scientist, EMBL, Heidelberg; (Wittbrodt lab) visiting scientist, Univ. of Cambridge, UK; (Harris lab) Diploma student (thesis), EMBL, Heidelberg; (Wittbrodt lab) visiting researcher, Mass.General Hospital/ Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA; (Ruvkun lab) |
Selected managerial and advisory responsibilities
2023-2027
2020-
2019-
2015-2022
2011-2019
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EBRS Board of Directors
SAB IGF Lyon VBC-wide VIP CoFund post-doctoral programme steering board
Vice dean Vienna Doctoral School “Cognition, Behavior and Neuroscience”(CoBeNe)
VBC PhD programme steering board
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Selected Awards
2021 2021 2019
2015-2019 2014-2018 2013 2012-2021 | Ignaz-Lieben Prize, Austrian EMBO member 21st Stephen M. Schütze Memorial Award, Columbia University, New York
EMBO-YIP FENS/Kavli Network of Excellence Scholar (2014-2018) Austrian Neuroscience Association Otto Loewi Award Member and elected delegate of the Young Academy of the Austrian Academy of Sciences |
Selected Grants
2026- 2029
2024-2029
2024-2028
2024-2027
2020-2025
2020-2024 | MitoCycle: Metabolic Rhythms and Mitochondrial Adaptation in Mussels (#415984732, TE1429/1-2), DFG (role: participating partner), 191.150 EUR Velux Foundation: Towards an understanding of photoreceptor complexity: disentangling light sensing architecture in coral reefs from shallow to the deep blue. (role: participating partner), 131.400 EUR Austrian Science Fund (FWF) Cluster of Excellence Neuronal Circuits in Health and Disease (role: participating partner), 511.660EUR
HFSP #RGP021/2024: “Temporal structures in complex deep-sea versus surface marine life: from molecules to communities” $1.012.500 (role: lead PI/ network coordinator, 4 applicants)
ERC-CoG2018 Mari.Time “Dissecting the mechanistic basis of moon-controlled monthly timing mechanisms in marine environments” 2 mio EUR #ERC-CoG 819952
FWF SFB #78, Project: The impact of circadian clock genes on progenitor differentiation and adult stem cells, 301.899 EUR |