Dominic Gosejacob

Dr. Dominic Gosejacob is a physician scientist at the University of Bonn, affiliated with the Medical School and the Clinic for Parkinson's, Sleep and Movement Disorders at the Center for Neurology. He is currently a resident physician in neurology and participates in the Neuro-aCSis Clinician Scientist Program in collaboration with the Department of Systems Medicine at DZNE.

His research focuses on the intersection of metabolism, immune function, and neurodegeneration. Key areas include lipid metabolism (especially sphingolipids), mitochondrial dysfunction, lipotoxicity, and immune-mediated mechanisms in Parkinson’s disease. He also investigates cellular signaling pathways such as insulin, AhR/AhRR, EGFR, and cAMP signaling using transgenic models, lipidomics, and real-time FRET imaging.

Dr. Gosejacob’s work demonstrates a strong integrative approach to understanding metabolic and neurological diseases, particularly through molecular and imaging techniques. His research has implications for therapeutic strategies targeting metabolic dysregulation and neuroinflammation.

He studied biology and human medicine at the University of Bonn and received his doctorate in molecular biomedicine. His clinical and research training supports a translational approach to neurodegenerative disorders.

• Resident Physician in Neurology
• PhD in Molecular Biomedicine
• Training in Biology and Human Medicine

Dr. Gosejacob is involved in a prestigious clinician scientist program, indicating active grant support and institutional investment in his research development. While no formal advisees are listed, his role in collaborative research suggests mentorship and team-based science.

He is part of a multidisciplinary team at the Center for Neurology and collaborates with the Beyer group at DZNE, focusing on systems medicine and neurodegenerative diseases. His laboratory work involves advanced molecular and imaging techniques within a clinical neuroscience environment.