Summary
Julian Dreyer is a PhD student in Virus-based Therapeutics at the Fraunhofer Institute with nine years of hands-on experience in biotechnology, spanning molecular biology, virology, assay development and bioprocess engineering. He progressed from an award-winning bachelor thesis in assay development at Microcoat to practical viral therapeutics work at Boehringer Ingelheim and now doctoral research in molecular medicine, combining academic rigor with industry-tested lab skills. Comfortable across upstream/downstream processing, antibody engineering and analytical chemistry, he focuses on translating biological insight into therapeutic applications. Active in student-industry networking, he also brings an unusually broad toolkit for an early-career scientist—blending bench competence, regulatory-aware thinking from pharmaceutical studies, and event-driven stakeholder engagement.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Master of Science - MS, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at Universität Ulm
Bachelor of Science - BS, Industrial Biotechnology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Industrial Biotechnology at Hochschule Biberach - Biberach University of Applied Sciences
PhD, Molecular Medicine, PhD, Molecular Medicine at IGradU - International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine Ulm