FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny Academic Staffthomas.czerny@fh-campuswien.ac.at T: +43 1 606 68 77-3511 F: +43 1 606 68 77-3509 Room: OG.F.06 Helmut Qualtinger Gasse 2 1030 WienLectures 2021/22Applied Life Sciences> General Biology VO Molecular Biotechnology moreGeneral Biology VOLector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsDarwinian evolution, creationism and intelligent design. Driving forces and mechanisms of evolution, population genetics, phylogeny and formation of species. Physical and chemical basis of life and energy requirements. History of life on our planet and milestones of evolution: origin of life, oxygen, eukaryotes, sexual reproduction and multicellular organisms. Features of pro- and eukrayotic cells and the phylogeny of life. Kingdoms of life: eubacteria, archaea, protists, fungi, plants and animals. Human evolution and the scientific method.Assessment methodsa written exam at the end of the lecturesTeaching methodsOral presentations> Molecular Genetics VO Molecular Biotechnology moreMolecular Genetics VOLector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Fundamental features of genetics and genetic engineering - Different levels of regulation of gene expression in pro- and eukaryotes - Transcriptional regulation (transcription in eukaryotes, transcriptional activation, properties of transcription factors) - Posttranscriptional regulation (splicing, transport, stability of mRNA, translational control) - Effects of chromatin (composition, histone modifications, regulation, epigenetics) - Examples from signalling pathwaysAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examsTeaching methodsLectures with Powerpoint presentationsLanguageEnglish> Scientific Method: Drug Discovery SE Molecular Biotechnology moreScientific Method: Drug Discovery SELector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny, Dr.in Elisabeth Riegel1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsIn this course the students learn strategies of scientific research. In a small group they develop a strategy for a given topic (in Drug Discovery), by designing experiments and work packages which they evaluate according to different criteria like costs, effort, efficiency, Finally each group presents its research project.Assessment methodsFinal exam Presentation and discussion of the developed strategyTeaching methodsSeminarLanguageEnglishPublications The publications of Thomas Czerny written at FH Campus Wien can be found in our publication database, others in the personal web space.
> General Biology VO Molecular Biotechnology moreGeneral Biology VOLector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsDarwinian evolution, creationism and intelligent design. Driving forces and mechanisms of evolution, population genetics, phylogeny and formation of species. Physical and chemical basis of life and energy requirements. History of life on our planet and milestones of evolution: origin of life, oxygen, eukaryotes, sexual reproduction and multicellular organisms. Features of pro- and eukrayotic cells and the phylogeny of life. Kingdoms of life: eubacteria, archaea, protists, fungi, plants and animals. Human evolution and the scientific method.Assessment methodsa written exam at the end of the lecturesTeaching methodsOral presentations
> Molecular Genetics VO Molecular Biotechnology moreMolecular Genetics VOLector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contents- Fundamental features of genetics and genetic engineering - Different levels of regulation of gene expression in pro- and eukaryotes - Transcriptional regulation (transcription in eukaryotes, transcriptional activation, properties of transcription factors) - Posttranscriptional regulation (splicing, transport, stability of mRNA, translational control) - Effects of chromatin (composition, histone modifications, regulation, epigenetics) - Examples from signalling pathwaysAssessment methodsFinal exam Written examsTeaching methodsLectures with Powerpoint presentationsLanguageEnglish
> Scientific Method: Drug Discovery SE Molecular Biotechnology moreScientific Method: Drug Discovery SELector: FH-Prof. Dr. Thomas Czerny, Dr.in Elisabeth Riegel1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsIn this course the students learn strategies of scientific research. In a small group they develop a strategy for a given topic (in Drug Discovery), by designing experiments and work packages which they evaluate according to different criteria like costs, effort, efficiency, Finally each group presents its research project.Assessment methodsFinal exam Presentation and discussion of the developed strategyTeaching methodsSeminarLanguageEnglish