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In September 2022, Hans-Åke Fabricius presented the company CELL RECEPTOR and the developed method at the LSN event "Ins Netz gegangen".

Welcome to LSN e.V.: CELL RECEPTOR

Today, cancer treatment primarily involves the use of toxic agents, highly cell-damaging physical agents such as radiation, or other severe procedures. Undesirable and sometimes serious ...

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Molecular water research for life

Water is key to life on our planet and plays a central role in human cells, clouds in the atmosphere, water-based catalysts in industry, and ...

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Winner of the Eppendorf & Science Prize for Neurobiology: Ann Kennedy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA (Photo: © Eppendorf SE)

Eppendorf & Science Prize 2022

The American scientist Ann Kennedy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA has won the 2022 Eppendorf & Science Prize for Neurobiology for her ...

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Group photo from left to right: Manuel Izquierdo (SXP, EuXFEL), Massimo Altarelli (former managing director EuXFEL), Reinhard Brinkmann and Wim Leemans (both DESY), Nicole Elleuche and Robert Feidenhans'l (both EuXFEL), Judith Pirscher (BMBF), Katharina Fegebank (Hamburg), Christian Harringa (DESY) and Matthias Wilmanns (EMBL) (Picture: © EuXFEL)

European XFEL celebrates 5 years of user operation

European XFEL has celebrated its fifth anniversary of user operation and began the commissioning of a new instrument in the presence of State Secretary Judith ...

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For academic research, MHH will receive access to the data generated within the partnership by working with Evotec’s AI-driven analytics software PanHunter. (Picture: © Evotec)

Evotec enters partnership with Hannover Medical School

Evotec SE announced that the Company has entered a partnership with Hannover Medical School (“MHH”), one of the leading German universities, to ...

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Fighting Chronic Diseases and Cancer

For the study, which has now been published in the journal Antioxidants, the team led by experimental physicist Florian Grüner of the University of Hamburg ...

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New construction receives platinum sustainability certificate from the German Sustainable Building Council. (Source: © Eppendorf SE)

Eppendorf expands high-tech site in Jülich

The globally positioned Eppendorf Group is expanding its bioprocess site in Jülich, Germany with the construction of a new state-of-the-art multifunctional building. The ...

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Preview of the new biologics manufacturing plant J.POD® Toulouse, France (EU); (Image: © Brunerie & Irissou Architectes, Thomas Brunerie)

Evotec initiates ground-breaking for new biologics facility

Evotec SE today officially launched the construction of its J.POD® biologics manufacturing facility at Evotec’s Campus Curie in Toulouse, France. J.POD® Toulouse, ...

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FUSE-AI starts global sales at the G20 Digital Innovation Network in Indonesia. (Image: © FUSE_AI)

FUSE-AI takes off

The G20 Digital Innovation Network is a high-level forum for sharing knowledge, fostering discussion and building partnerships between global innovation players. It aims to serve ...

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Dr. Christian Regenbrecht, CEO of CELLphenomics (2nd from left) and Prof. Dr. Hartmut Juhl, CEO and founder of Indivumed (2nd from right) are pleased about the agreed partnership. ( Picture: © Indivumed)

Indivumed and CELLphenomics Announce Partnership

Indivumed GmbH (“Indivumed”) and CELLphenomics GmbH (“CELLphenomics”) today announced a partnership to create a unique platform for faster and more efficient discovery and validation of ...

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Repurposing drugs as the new normal (Photo: © Fraunhofer ITMP | Perspektive Media)

REMEDi4ALL project launched

REMEDi4ALL is expected to make a major leap forward in drug repurposing, or finding new therapeutic option for ...

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The paper's main author Vasundara Srinivasan at an X-ray set-up to test protein crystals in the lab. Credit: University of Hamburg, Susanna Gevorgyan (Credit: © University of Hamburg, Susanna Gevorgyan)

Natural substances show promise against coronavirus

Three natural compounds present in foods like green tea, olive oil and red wine are promising candidates for the development of drugs against the coronavirus. ...

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