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Dr. Ivan Yudushkin is a group leader at the University of Vienna, affiliated with the Department of Structural and Computational Biology and the Vienna Biocenter. His research focuses on the intracellular regulation of signaling enzymes like Akt and mTORC2, integrating biochemical and advanced imaging techniques to study spatial and temporal signaling specificity.
- Research Interests: Signal transduction, enzyme localization, substrate flux dynamics, and the adaptive character of cellular responses.
- Teaching Roles: Director of Studies for Molecular Biology, offering courses in orientation, scientific practice, and advanced molecular techniques.
His work has been recognized by F1000 RECOMMENDED and F1000 EXCEPTIONAL designations. He mentors students like Michael Ebner and Chiara Trilling, while collaborating on tools such as LocaTOR2 for live-cell signaling reporters.
Key Publications span topics including Akt activation models, mTORC2 localization, and T cell receptor signaling dynamics, employing techniques like FLIM and optogenetic probes. His lab’s resources are shared via AddGene and FigShare.
