Anna Müller has graduated as Biochemical Engineer (BSc) from Budapest
University of Technology and Economics in 2019 beside working on a
project of transmembrane protein structure and cell surface proteome
analysis (Publication: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-52188-4 ).

She continued her academic education at the University of Aberdeen (UK)
where she graduated with a MSc in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and
Biobusiness in 2020. Her MSc thesis focused on the discovery of
secondary metabolite pathways via genome mining under the supervision of
Dr. Wael Houssen.

Anna joined the Caflisch lab in September 2020 as an intern working
mostly on the development of biochemical assays for the evaluation of
epigenetic drug candidates.