The Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) in Vienna is a basic biomedical research institute largely sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim. With over 200 scientists from 40 countries, the IMP is committed to scientific discovery of fundamental molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying complex biological phenomena. Research areas include cell and molecular biology, microscopy, immunology and cancer, developmental biology, chromosome biology, and computational biology.

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Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP)

Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP)'s headquarters in Vienna, Austria

This department focuses on advanced research and scientific inquiry, fostering innovation and knowledge creation.

Research Development

This department oversees and guides the strategic direction and operations of various groups within the organization.

Group Leadership

The Research and Development team at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) focuses on conducting groundbreaking scientific investigations to uncover the fundamental molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying complex biological phenomena. This interdisciplinary team, comprising bioinformaticians, research scientists, postdoctoral researchers, and supporting staff, collaborates on various research projects in fields such as cell and molecular biology, immunology, cancer biology, and computational biology. Their collective efforts drive the understanding of biological processes and foster innovation in biomedical research.

Research and Development

This department focuses on conducting research and analysis to support various projects and initiatives.

Research Division

The Research Team at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) focuses on uncovering fundamental molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying complex biological phenomena. Comprising PhDs, PhD students, and predoctoral fellows, the team engages in cutting-edge research spanning cell and molecular biology, microscopy, immunology, cancer, developmental biology, chromosome biology, and computational biology. Their collaborative efforts aim to drive scientific discovery and advance the understanding of basic biomedical processes.

Research Team

This department focuses on the application of computational tools and methods to analyze biological data and enhance research in genomics and molecular biology.

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People (31)

Jobs (0)

Other teams

Group Leadership

Research and Development

Research Division

Research Team

Bioinformatics Division

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