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Thomas Eissing, Dipl.-Biol. (t.o.) Former Ph.D. student & Research Assistant Institute for Systems Theory and Automatic Control University of Stuttgart Pfaffenwaldring 9 70550 Stuttgart Email: eissing@ist.uni-stuttgart.de |
Short Bios
Since November 1,
2007 with Bayer Technology Services. Before, studies of life
science and biotechnology at the Universities of Stuttgart (Germany)
and New South Wales (Australia). Internship with Millennium
Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Cambridge, MA. Then, studies of systems
theory and automatic control, PhD student in the area of systems
biology, research and teaching assistant at the IST.old stuff:
Research Interests
- Systems
Biology
- Ceall death and TNF signaling (background)
Past teaching
and/or organizing
responsibilities/assistances
- Dynamik nichttechnischer Systeme
- Praktikum Regelungstechnik I
- Modeling and Control of Biological Systems
- Regelungstechnik II
- Regelungstechnik I
- Introduction to Geometric Nonlinear Control Theory
- Techniques in Process Monitoring and Diagnosis
- SysBio Seminar
- Hauptseminar Technische Kybernetik
- Proseminar Technische Kybernetik
Supervisions
- Kai Heußen (Student Thesis, 2007)
- Philipp Rumschinski (Diploma Thesis, 2007)
- Monica
Schliemann (Diploma Thesis, 2006)
- Carla Cimatoribus (Marie Curie fellow, 2004)
- Holger Conzelmann (Diploma Thesis, 2003)
Education
| since 10/2002 |
Ph.D. student at the IST and student of Engineering Cybernetics at the University of Stuttgart |
| 10/1996-10/2002 |
studies of Technical Biology
at the University of Stuttgart |
|
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| 8/2001-10/2001 |
industrial internship with Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.,
Cambridge, MA (Oncology Signal Transduction Group) |
| 7/1999-7/2000 |
life science and biotechnology studies at the University of New South Wales,
Sydney, Australia |
| 1997-2000 |
student research assistant
in the Institute of Cell
Biology and Immunology, Stuttgart (2000) and the Department
of Bioenergetics, Stuttgart (1997/1998) |
| 1996 |
Abitur at the St. Ursula Gymnasium,
Dorsten |
Awards
- "Best Diploma Thesis of the year" price awarded on the "Technical Biology Day 2003 " at the University of Stuttgart.
- DAAD scholarship awarded in 1999 for studying in Australia for one year.
Journal Publications
Eißing, T., S. Waldherr, F. Allgöwer, P. Scheurich, and E. Bullinger. Steady state and (bi-) stability evaluation of simple protease signalling networks. BioSystems, pages in press, doi:10.1016/j.biosystems.2007.01.003, 2007.
Eißing, T., S. Waldherr, F. Allgower, P. Scheurich, and E. Bullinger. Response to Bistability in Apoptosis: Roles of Bax, Bcl-2, and Mitochondrial Permeability Transition Pores. Biophys. J., pages in press, doi:10.1529/biophysj.106.100362, 2007.
Eißing, T., F. Allgöwer and E. Bullinger (2005). Robustness properties of apoptosis models with respect to parameter variations and intrinsic noise. IEE Syst. Biol. 152(4):221-8.
Eißing, T., H. Conzelmann, E.D. Gilles, F. Allgöwer, E. Bullinger and P. Scheurich (2004). Bistability analyses of a caspase activation model for receptor-induced apoptosis. J. Biol. Chem. 279(35):36892-7.
Piper, M.D., S.P. Hong, T. Eißing, P. Sealey and I.W. Dawes (2002). Regulation of the yeast glycine cleavage genes is responsive to the availability of multiple nutrients. FEMS Yeast Res. 2(1):59-71.
Conference Proceedings & Meeting Abstracts & More
Eißing,
T., S. Waldherr, E. Bullinger, C. Gondro, O. Sawodny, F.
Allgöwer, P. Scheurich, T. Sauter (2006). Sensitivity analysis of
programmed cell death and implications for crosstalk phenomena during
Tumor Necrosis Factor stimulation. Proceedings of the IEEE Conference
on Control Applications (CCA), Munich, Germany, 1746-1752.Chaves, M., T. Eißing, and F. Allgöwer (2006). Identifying mechanisms for bistability in an apoptosis network. Réseaux d'interactions : analyse, modélisation et simulation, Integrative Post-Genomics, Lyon, France.
Cimatoribus, C., T. Eißing, N. Elvassore, F. Allgöwer and E. Bullinger (2005). Model discrimination tools in apoptosis. 1st Foundations of Systems Biology in Engineering (FOSBE), Santa Barbara, CA, 197-200.
Eißing, T., P. Scheurich and F. Allgöwer (2005). Sein oder Nichtsein. Themenheft Forschung, Universität Stuttgart 1:32-40.
Sauter, T., M. Schliemann, T. Eissing, E. Bullinger, E.D. Gilles, F. Allgöwer and P. Scheurich (2005). Mathematical modeling of TNF induced apoptotic and anti-apoptotic crosstalk in mammalian cells. 6th International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB), Boston, MA.
Eißing, T., C. Cimatoribus, F. Allgöwer, P. Scheurich and E. Bullinger (2005). System Properties of the Core Reactions of Apoptosis. 1st FEBS Advanced Lecture Course Systems Biology, Gosau, Austria.
Eissing, T. (2005). Mathematical Modeling and System Analysis of Tumor Necrosis Factor Signaling Pathways. 2nd International Symposium of the IST, Hirschegg, Austria.
Sauter, T., J. Saez-Rodriguez, H. Conzelmann, T. Eissing, E.D. Gilles and P. Scheurich (2005). Cellect, project C4: Mathematical modeling of cellular regulation networks of apoptosis and cell proliferation. 2nd BMBF Colloquium 'Proteomics', Potsdam, Germany.
Eißing, T., H. Conzelmann, E.D. Gilles, F. Allgöwer, E. Bullinger and P. Scheurich (2004). Mathematical modeling applied to caspase activation reveals a requirement for additional control. 5th International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB), Heidelberg, Germany.
Eißing, T. (2004). Mathematical modeling and system analysis of caspase activation. International Workshop on Theoretical Biophysics, Hiddensee Island, Germany.
Eissing, T., H. Conzelmann, G. Zimmermann, M. Branschädel, C. Cimatoribus, T. Sauter, E.D. Gilles, F. Allgöwer, E. Bullinger and P. Scheurich (2004). Mathematical modeling applied to caspase activation downstream of death receptors: A missing guardian for caspase 8. 2nd International Symposium of the SFB 495, Hohenheim, Germany.
Eißing, T. (2003). Modeling Signal Transduction Pathways at the Example of Tumor Necrosis Factor signaling. 1st International Symposium of the IST, Hirschegg, Austria.
Schoeberl, B., T. Eißing, M. Fotin, E.D. Gilles and P. Scheurich (2002). A mathematical model of TNF receptor interaction. 1st International Symposium of the SFB 495, Stuttgart, Germany.
Eißing, T. (2002) Biological advancement and systems analysis of a mathematical TNF signaling network model. Thesis at: Institute of Cell Biology and Immunology, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Eißing, T. (2000) Transcriptional regulation of the GCV2 gene in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Thesis at: School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
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