Comorbidities in HIV: Big data study reveals molecular links
Researchers analyze multi-omics data treasure trove and identify various molecules and mechanisms that could be linked to development of these comorbidities.
RESIST Symposium 2025
The next RESIST symposium will take place from 25 to 27 November. Please register! You can also submit a poster abstract.
DFG funds the ACME Research Training Group
At ACME, researchers are looking for new cellular defence mechanisms against viruses and bacteria and are training young scientists in the process.
Germany at its very best
Researchers want to use a multi-omics database to investigate the age-related susceptibility of older people to infection.
More personalised medicine
Researchers want to use a multi-omics database to investigate the age-related susceptibility of older people to infection.
Applications wanted
Planning studies, collecting data, processing and analysing data sets: Until 15 July, it is still possible to apply for the Master's programme "Biomedical Data Analysis".
New immune system players discovered
On the way to better therapies: Scientists have established a direct link between centromeres and immunity for the first time.
Summer network meeting
Many discussions were held at this year's summer network meeting and the children also enjoyed the afternoon.
Monoey, brains, continuity
Falko Mohrs and Stephan Weil visited the MHH and congratulated RESIST on its continued funding from 2026.
RESIST enables networking
Antibodies with an Achilles' heel: researchers show how viruses escape the immune defence system. Instead of a single antibody, they propose a combination of several antibodies for the treatment of SARS-CoV-2 infections.