Theses

Many students made their PhD, MD, master or diploma thesis during the last two decades. They have been or are still part of our team and we very much appreciate their contributions.

When considering writing a thesis at our institute, please have a look at the available theses. You can also suggest a topic that fits in our research fields.

Ongoing Theses

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PhD Thesis
Epidemiological and genetic evidence for an influence of lipoprotein metabolism on infections and inflammation
Adriana Koller
Time: 2021/11
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PhD Thesis
Multi-ancestry haplotype mapping, isoform reconstruction and SNP imputation in the lipoprotein(a) KIV-2 copy number variation
Stephan Amstler
Time: 2023/08
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Bachelor Thesis
Analysis and evaluation of imputation techniques for human mitochondrial genomes
Laura Schöttle
Time: 2024/05
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MD Diploma Thesis
Validation and evaluation of polygenic scores in breast and ovarian cancer risk assessment
Sophie Stückler
Time: 2024/06
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MD Diploma Thesis
Machine learning and Lp(a)
Laurenz Greber
Time: 2024/06
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MD Diploma Thesis
Polygene Risiko Scores und Prostatakarzinom: Prädiktion und Risikoevaluation für eine mitteleuropäische Population
Jakob Kröll
Time: 2024/06
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MD Diploma Thesis
Der Zusammenhang zwischen mtDNA-Varianten und Brustkrebsrisiko bei Frauen
Welzig Klara
Time: 2024/06
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MD Diploma Thesis
Afamin concentrations and the association with infection and inflammation in a large cohort of patients with chronic kidney disease
Alina Schläger
Time: 2024/09
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PhD Thesis
Create Polygenic Risk Scores with Machine Learning approaches for risk prediction of relevent biomedical phenotypes
Florian Schnitzer
Time: 2024/11
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Bachelor Thesis
Analysis of the mutational patterns in the complex LPA KIV-2 VNTR by UMl-corrected nanopore sequencing
Elisabeth Windisch
Time: 2025/03
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MD Diploma Thesis
Difference of Afamin and ApoA-IV concentrations and related clinical parameters in a large cohort of chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients and the general population
Paul Kitzmantel
Time: 2025/05
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