Festive setting
The master's program in biomedical data science has now graduated for the second time. 18 students from the first two years successfully completed their studies in 2024.
The master's program in biomedical data science has now graduated for the second time. 18 students from the first two years successfully completed their studies in 2024.
Researchers have developed a new method that can be used to quickly and reliably detect mutations responsible for immune escape. Image source: Robert Koch Institute
We are delighted to welcome our new member Prof. Penninger. He specialises in the interactions between hosts and pathogens and uses organoids - three-dimensional models that mimic human organs.
RESIST researcher receives funding from the European Research Council. She is developing a diagnostic test to improve the effectiveness of flu vaccines.
The enzyme CYLD impairs macrophages insofar as they are less able to control bacteria. Image source: Robert Koch Institute. Image Source: Robert Koch Institute
We are very happy to welcome our new member Dr. Nora Schmidt.
RESIST is switching from social media platform ‘X’ to social media platform ‘Bluesky’.
Prof. Krey and his team published a study on an innovative vaccine design against the hepatitis C virus.
The Bosse Group at CSSB has developed a structure prediction database covering the proteomes of all human Herpesviruses.
This winter semester is the start of the fourth year of the master's programme in biomedical data science.