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MBExC member Patrick Cramer shares the prestigious award in the life sciences with Eva Nogales from the University of California, Berkeley. Both scientists have made significant contributions to elucidating gene transcription, one of the fundamental processes to life, through the lens of structural biology. With the help of this copying

The EMBO Workshop “Mechanisms of membrane fusion” will take place from 18 until 22 September at the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, Faßberg Campus in Göttingen. Fusion of biological membranes is fundamental to all living organisms and includes a wide range of processes such as infection by enveloped viruses,

Diversity Day is a nationwide event taking place this year on 23 May. The aim is to raise awareness, stimulate discussion and develop concrete measures to promote diversity and equal opportunities. The University Medical Center Göttingen invites everyone to listen to the first two episodes of the podcast series “UMG

MBExC member Prof. Dr. Patrick Cramer, MPI for Multidisciplinary Sciences, receives the Röntgen Medal 2023 for his pioneering research in decoding the gene transcription mechanism using X-ray methods. The Röntgen Medal is awarded by the Mayor of the City of Remscheid. Recipients are personalities who made a special contribution to

MBExC member Professor Timo Betz, University of Göttingen, has been awarded a Proof of Concept (PoC) grant by the European Research Council (ERC) for his “TissMec” project to develop a 3D screening system to cultivate tissue and automatically stimulate and quantify its mechanical properties. PoC ERC grants provide top-up funding

50 images from basic neuroscientific research were collected by employees of the Department of Experimental Neurodegeneration at the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG) under the direction of MBExC member Prof. Dr. Tiago Outeiro and Dr. Anita Krisko and assembled into an installation. This installation served Malte Orth as the basis

Researchers at Göttingen University are involved in research projects funded by Human Frontier Science Program.   Biophysicist Professor and MBExC member Andreas Janshoff from the Faculty of Chemistry, together with researchers from the University of Warwick (who lead the project), the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Columbia University will investigate

The first brains in the world of animals marked a decisive step in evolution. Living beings could now process information and identify opportunities as well as dangers. But how did the first brains evolve and what form did they take? MBExC member Fred Wolf from the University of Göttingen and

The world’s only clinical trial in which patients with heart failure are implanted with artificial heart tissue to permanently strengthen the heart muscle has reached its first important milestone: the determination of the maximum safe dose was completed after treatment of 10 patients. The BioVAT-HF-DZHK20 study is conducted at the

We are pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Emilie Macé who took up the newly established professorship for “Dynamics of Excitable Cell Networks” at the University Medical Center on April 1st. With her expertise in functional ultrasound imaging that she pioneered, Emilie significantly strengthens the multiscale research approach of the MBExC.