Million Funding Boosts Ground-breaking CAR T Cell Therapy Study in Advanced Lymphomas Dr. Kerstin Wild Stabsstelle „Strategische Entwicklung“ Leibniz ...

A representative study by the Mercator Forum Migration and Democracy (MIDEM) at TU Dresden shows that 75 years after its promulgation, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany remains ...

Larysa Baraban took up the newly created Chair of Medical Nanotechnology at the Faculty of Medicine Carl Gustav Carus at TUD Dresden University of Technology on 1 May 2024. The professorship was ...

During the production of chips for sensors, minimal, unwanted deviations occur that make the chip unique and can serve as a “fingerprint” for identification. In the Nanosec2 project, researchers at ...

These thick, heavily used nerve bundles, which for example connect the left and right brain hemispheres or the brain’s front and back, could not be investigated experimentally so far. The research ...

Graywater in particular, i.e. wastewater from showers, bathtubs and washbasins, offers great potential for further use. It can be brought to service water quality on site and reused for flushing ...

May 12 is International Plant Health Day: Freiburg biologists Jürgen Kleine-Vehn, Thomas Ott and Aida Maric on the relevance of research into plant growth, nutrient uptake and resilience. When plants ...

With the Capacity2Transform project Steinbeis Europa Zentrum and ten further European partners address the pressing challenges faced by cultural and creative industries (CCIs) as well as small- and ...

The intern and the company were brought together by HSBI through the Alberta-OWL Consortium. However, not only intern Neil Fider benefits from the international exchange programme; so do students of ...

A new study from Humboldt-Universität approaches the question from a psychological perspective ...

The coronavirus pandemic put healthcare systems around the world under enormous strain and revealed weaknesses when it comes to managing global health crises. Healthcare inequalities, gaps in data ...

Swedish researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg have developed an AI method that improves the identification of toxic chemicals – based solely on knowledge of ...