A protein filter guards the cell’s power machinery

The Oliver Daumke lab and researchers at Freie Universität Berlin have revealed how a protein complex guards the entrance to channels in mitochondrial membranes called cristae. The work, published in ​“Nature Communications,” provides a blueprint for…

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Peanut consumption affects the lipid profile circulating in the blood

New findings from an intervention and cohort study suggest that the fatty acids provided by peanuts do more than just contribute calories. Researchers at the German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke (DIfE), together with colleagues at…

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Nobel Prize for HU neuroscientist Peter Hegemann

Prof. Dr Peter Hegemann is being honoured for his research in the field of optogenetics. Together with the other two Nobel laureates, he has laid the foundations for a new era in the neurosciences.

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Abstract Submission open for Mind XR Conference 2027

Submission Deadline: February 15th, 2027

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Bridging the health data gap - BSS batch IV on femtech

Application deadline: November 4, 2026

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Gerhard Krönke awarded Novartis Prize for immunological research with therapeutic relevance

Prof. Dr. Gerhard Krönke, Director of the Department of Medicine for Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Head of the Liaison Group at the German Rheumatology Research Center Berlin (DRFZ), was awarded the…

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Medios completes the acquisition of Caelo and strengthens its European Compounding Essentials Business

- Acquisition of majority in Caelo completed following antitrust clearance

- Medios becomes the market leader in Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) for pharmacies and hospitals in Germany

- Caelo to serve as the German anchor for the European…

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Interview | Martin Böhm, Chief Experience Officer at Ottobock

“We shouldn't think of diversity as a corrective measure, but as a design principle.“

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Special Topic | Precision medicine on its way to the clinic

Berlin Brandenburg is moving into precision medicine. With the opening of Der Simulierte Mensch (Si-M) and the Einstein Center for Early Disease Interception in Berlin-Wedding in spring 2026, the region has gained two new hubs linking human-based…

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A first in Germany: Charité successfully treats 19-year-old with CRISPR therapy

Exagamglogene Autotemcel used for the first time in Germany following approval

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