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06.11.2023

A mouse egg cell, naturally filled with the protein PADI6 (blue) – a marker and main component of the cytoplasmic lattice. The DNA in the cell nucleus is shown in magenta. Courtesy: Jentoft/Schuh, Max-Planck-Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences

06.11.2023

Protein stock for the beginning of a new life

How mysterious structures in the egg cell supply the early embryo as protein storage sites When mammals have offspring, they invest a lot. Unlike fish or frogs, the embryo cannot […]

18.10.2023

Viola Priesemann on “Emergence: the hidden principle of life”

MBExC member Viola Priesemann discusses the fascinating phenomenon of emergence as the fundamental principle of life with other guests in the science broadcast “scobel” in 3Sat. Emergence research aims on […]

03.04.2023

Prof. Dr. Emilie Macé, MBExC (Photo: private)

03.04.2023

Emilie Macé takes up new professorship for Dynamics of Excitable Cell Networks

Neuroscientist and expert in functional ultrasound bioimaging strengthens research profile of the Cluster of Excellence MBExC.

01.04.2023

Prof. Dr. Emilie Macé, MBExC (Photo: private)

01.04.2023

Welcome Prof. Dr. Emilie Macé at the MBExC

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. […]

29.03.2023

Lennart Roos and Inés Hojas Garcia-Plaza (absent at the ceremony) recive Breaking News' Best Paper Award; Source: NWG/Ulli Bode

29.03.2023

Breaking News’ best paper award 2023 for Lennart Roos and Inés Hojas Garcia-Plaza

Congratulations! Our Hertha Sponer College members Lennart Roos, clincian scientist at the MBExC, and Inés Hojas Garcia-Plaza, Ph.D. student at the MPI-NAT City Campus received the 1st and 2nd prize […]

03.03.2023

Dr. Antoine Huet, MBExC Junior Fellow, Institute for Auditory Neuroscience, UMG. Photo: mbexc.

03.03.2023

In the control room for hearing with light

Auditory neuroscientist of the University Medical Center Göttingen receives additional funding by the European Research Council. His project “OptoWave” concentrates on optimizing the optical cochlear implant for the application in hearing impaired people.