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 The Systems Biology of Inflammation group is located at the [[https://www.drfz.de|German Rheumatism Research Center (DRFZ)]] and funded by the Leibniz association and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.
-**[[https://www.drfz.de/en/forschung/ag/systembiologie-der-entzuendung/|Visit us at DRFZ Berlin]].** An overview of previous publications can be found [[https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kevin_Thurley/research|here]].
+**[[https://www.drfz.de/en/forschung/pb1/ag/systembiologie-der-entzuendung//|Visit us at DRFZ Berlin]].** An overview of previous publications can be found [[https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kevin_Thurley/research|here]].
 ==== People ====
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 ====Jobs====
-**Positions for postdocs and PhD students available:** Click [[https://www.drfz.de/karriere/stellenangebote/postdoc-and-phd-student-m-f-div-positions-systems-biology-of-inflammation//|here]] for a job description (DRFZ pages). Please send applications by [[kevin.thurley@drfz.de|email]], including CV and motivation letter.
+** Bachelor and master students are always welcome**. We seek highly motivated students with a background in (bio-)physics, mathematics or systems biology. Projects typically include a combination of biological data analysis and mathematical modeling, in particular analysis of single-cell sequencing data, quantitative image analysis, spatial and stochastic modeling techniques, as well as ordinary differential equation models. We closely collaborate with wet-lab immunologists at the DRFZ. Please contact  [[kevin.thurley@drfz.de]].
-** Bachelor and master students are always welcome**. We seek highly motivated students with a background in (bio-)physics, mathematics or systems biology. Projects typically include a combination of biological data analysis and mathematical modeling, in particular analysis of single-cell sequencing data, quantitative image analysis, spatial and stochastic modeling techniques, as well as ordinary differential equation models. We closely collaborate with wet-lab immunologists at the DRFZ.