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Investigation of the impact of different scale-up dependent stimuli on metabolism and population heterogeneity in Corynebacterium glutamicum.
Alexander, A; Benhidjeb-Carayon, A; Eilingsfeld, A; Terlević, R; Van Ophem, S; Venugopal, R., “Some potential implications of the discovery of primitive extraterrestrial life”. Ethics: Contemporary Perspectives, in review (2018).
Eilingsfeld, A; Kuschel, M; Takors, R., 2016, “Dynamic Simulation and Experimental Validation of pCO 2-induced Population Heterogeneity”, Chemie Ingenieur Technik Vol. 88, Issue 9, 1336
Eilingsfeld, A; Eilingsfeld, F; Welch, C., 2014, “Applying 3D printing to rapid prototyping of space experiment payloads”, Oral & Paper IAC-14-A2.7.12, 65th International Astronautical Congress, Toronto (Canada).
Teeney, L; Eilingsfeld, A; Kasaboski, D; Pivovarova, L; Terlević, R; Van Ophem, S; Venugopal, R., “One-Way Missions to Mars”, 2014, Oral & Paper IAC-14-A5.2.6, 65th International Astronautical Congress, Toronto (Canada).
Eilingsfeld, A. 2013, “ISS – Biochemistry goes Space”, Aktuelle Wochenschau 39 (Circular of the German Chemical Society).
Uehlein, N; Otto, B; Eilingsfeld, A; Itel, F; Meier, W; Kaldenhoff, R. 2012, “ Gas-tight triblock-copolymer membranes are converted to CO 2 permeable by insertion of plant aquaporins”. Nature Scientific Reports 2 (online 27 July 2012).
Uehlein, N; Otto, B; Sperling, H; Heckwolf, M; Eilingsfeld, A; Kaldenhoff, R. 2012, “Analysis of aquaporin facilitated CO 2 diffusion across biological and artificial membranes”, Biophysical Journal 102, 713a.
Eilingsfeld, A. 2008, “Endoscopic pictures from within the gastric acid of a Nepenthes Alata”, Das Taublatt 50, 4.
Ongoing activities:
- Since 2016: Supervisor ‘Arbeitstechniken und Projektarbeit’ (AuP) at University of Stuttgart
- Since 2014: Guest lecturer rocket workshop at International Space University (ISU)
Other teaching activities:
2015: Lecturer at International Space University, Elective module ‘Astrobiology’, Strasbourg, France
Education:
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Since 01/2016 |
PhD student at the Institute of Biochemical Engineering, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart (Germany) |
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09/2013 – 09/2014 |
Master of Science in Space Studies (MSS), International Space University, Strasbourg (France) Thesis: Applying 3D printing to rapid prototyping of space experiment payloads |
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10/2011 – 07/2013 |
Master of Science in Biomolecular Engineering (BME), Technische Universität Darmstadt, Darmstadt (Germany) Thesis: Characterization of carbon dioxide transport rates through sterol-containing membranes using pH-micro-electrodes |
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07/2008 – 10/2011 |
Bachelor of Science in Biomolecular Engineering (BME), Technische Universität Darmstadt, Darmstadt (Germany) |
Professional Experience:
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Since 01/2016 |
PhD student at the Institute of Biochemical Engineering, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart (Germany) |
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09/2014 – Present |
Guest lecturer for amateur rocketry at International Space University, Strasbourg (France) |
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06/2014 – 08/2014 |
Intern NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX (USA) Microfluidic extraction of DNA for identification of unknown organisms in microgravity |
Awards:
2018: First prize “99€ Bioreaktorwettbewerb”, Netzwerk Bioverfahrenstechnik Dresden e. V. and TU Dresden
2012: Gold Award, iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine), with TU Darmstadt
2007: Second place, biology, for endoscopy of digestion in living pitcher plants, “Jugend Forscht” German national science competition, state finals, Mecklenburg-West Pomerania