Sophie Stappenbeck

• Part of two teams with up to 10 members, supervising 2 Master students and 1 workingstuend
• Independent design, plan, perform and analyze experiments with high accuracy
• Data management by using Benchling and PyRat for experimental data, observation and operational procedures
• Write and review SOPs/WI and use expertise to advise others on complex technical matters
• Strong experimental background and expertise in laboratory methods in immunology (such as ELISA, flow cytometry, cytotoxicity, proliferation assays), molecular biology (such as qPCR, dPCR, cloning) and cell culture methods (nucelofection, transfection, transduction)

Investigation of the role of factor VIII and von-Willebrand-factor in the differentiation of osteoclasts

• Using of laboratory methods in immunology, molecular biology and cell culture methods
• Learning of common scientific software packages, such as MS Office, Flow Jo, SnapGene, Graph Pad, electronic lab notebook

Stability and transferability of a multiresistance plasmid between Salmonella and other Enterobacteriaceae in the animal model chicken

• Department of Biological Safety- FG 46: Molecular Microbiology and Genome Analysis. In the international research project EFFORT
• Artificial contamination (animal model chicken) and subsequent qualitative and quantitative analysis according to ISO 6579:2003