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In the «5 minutes with...» section, we introduce you to the researchers who work with the Paediatric Research Centre (PFZ) at UKBB. This timeClaudia Werner answered our questions.
If I wasn't working in research, my dream job would be...
Detective inspector
I became...
Qualified nursing expert, anaesthesia nursing NDS, HF, study coordinator, head of on-site team PFZ.
What fascinates me about research...
The challenge of realising a research idea in such a way that we contribute to medical progress with the results.
I gained my first research experience at / as a...
at the USB in the cardiovascular research group in anaesthesia. The aim of the project was to investigate the effect of anaesthetics on the diastolic function of the left ventricle.
I would like to solve the following research question...
I can't think of anything offhand... or why some children scream more than others.
In research, I particularly appreciate...
our teamwork, without which we would not be able to realise the daily challenges of the various projects.
Have you already carried out projects with the PFZ or are you currently planning a project with the PFZ?
I am part of the PFZ and lead the on-site team.
My current project is...
I am involved in several research projects at the same time; we are currently supervising around 20 projects in various disciplines at the PFZ.
What I particularly like about my current job...
to see how even very complex projects can be realised through good cooperation with a wide range of specialist disciplines.
I don't like my current job that much...
that I can't get equally involved in all projects, but have to prioritise.
Who/what inspires me and why...
the continuous dialogue with my team and colleagues from different disciplines.
What advice would I give even my 18-year-old self...
Find a job that you enjoy and that fulfils you.
If I could work with a famous scientist for a day, it would be... and why?
Florence Nightingale, who established the first school for nurses and conducted scientific studies 200 years ago, provided statistical material that proved the benefits of good care and hygiene.
What is my favourite type of music to listen to when I want to concentrate on my research work?
I need peace and quiet to concentrate, and I listen to music to relax.
What is important to me...
Honesty and humour.
On Sunday mornings I like to do...
I enjoy a hearty breakfast, read a good book and go out into nature or visit museums.
What is surprising about me is that ...
I poured concrete foundations for our garden.
The best thing that has happened to me so far in 2025...
many great trips with my family and friends.
My current wish is...
a more peaceful situation in Europe and the world.
The last book I read was...
The Gardener and Death by Georgi Gospodinov.
I would take the following 3 things with me to a desert island...
My husband, my unread pile of books - and a good restaurant.
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