Peer Mittl
Peer was born in Kiel and grew up in northern Germany, where he also started his education in Chemistry. Since he was interested in Biochemistry, he continued his studies in Freiburg i. Br. (Germany) where he received his Chemistry Diploma in 1990 and also performed his doctoral thesis on the structural analysis of engineered enzymes in the group of Georg Schulz. After receiving his doctoral degree (Dr. rer. nat.) in protein X-ray crystallography in 1994, he continued his scientific career in small and big pharmaceutical companies, where he supported the development of novel drugs using structure-based methods.
In 1998, Peer joined Markus Grütter's group at the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Zurich as a senior scientist. His scientific interests concern the structural and functional analysis of proteins, particularly of natural and re-engineered solenoid proteins.
Peer Mittl is teaching in the following modules:
For the Faculty of Science:
BCH 202: Biochemistry II
For the Faculty of Medicine:
MZB1050: Molecular Cell Biology II