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Studierende für Biosensorik-Wettbewerb sensUs gesucht
2021/11/17
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Unite! Virtual Fair for Students
2021/10/29
Build your global competence
At the Unite! Virtual Fair on November 3, students can learn about the diverse offerings of the European University Alliance.
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Zweiter Platz in der Collective Artists Division
2021/10/20
Bei der Europameisterschaft der Präparatoren, die Ende September 2021 in Budapest, Ungarn, stattfand, haben Berend Koch vom FB Biologie der TU Darmstadt und Jonas Lammerschmidt (2020 Schülerpraktikant in der Zoologischen Sammlung/Präparation) mit diesem Präparate-Ensemble (Brillenblattnasen-Fledermäuse) den zweiten Platz in der Collective Artists Division erreicht und wurden überdies mit dem in Fachkreisen renommierten Collective Artists Award ausgezeichnet:
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Inhibiting tumour-specific repair mechanisms
2021/10/14
Research group at TU Darmstadt with „Nature“ publication
Mutations of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes – also known as “breast cancer genes” – are associated with the development of inherited breast cancer as well as other types of tumours. A group of researchers from the Technical University of Darmstadt, the University of California and the University of Texas, characterized the specific repair processes in BRCA2-mutated tumour cells providing findings that can help to develop new or to improve existing strategies in cancer therapy. The results of this study were recently published in the renowned science journal Nature Cell Biology (NCB).
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A small molecule controls lung cancer
2021/10/14
Researchers at TU Darmstadt decode mechanisms behind intercellular communication in tumours
In order for a tumour to grow, its cells need to communicate with one another. Disrupting this communication can help to fight the tumour. The research group headed by Dr. Meike Saul at Technical University of Darmstadt has discovered a mechanism that plays a key role in intercellular communication in tumours. This discovery could act as the basis for the development of innovative therapies in the fight against lung cancer. The results of the study were recently published in the internationally renowned “Journal of Extracellular Vesicles”.
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Syntrophic methane production elucidated
2021/10/06
Recent publication in PNAS in collaboration with the Department of Biology
Researchers from Freiburg, Darmstadt and Bern identified a novel key enzyme involved in methane production from complex biomass by microbial communities.
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Introductory week starts soon!
2021/09/22
The Biology Department's introductory week will take place from 11.10. to 15.10.
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Vote for APTASENSE!
2021/09/22
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FLOW FOR LIFE is now live
2021/08/19
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Best Paper Award
2021/07/29
for interdisciplinary research
New ideas for evolutionary programming