U.K.-based Wellcome has awarded over €2 million to an international research effort to uncover how malaria can injure developing babies. Emanuel Wyler at the Max Delbrück Center will play a key role in studying the molecular interaction between the…
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Study in Science: Researchers map correlations between gene variants and proteomes
Five scientists from the Max Delbrück Center have been named among the 100 most important minds in Berlin science in 2025 by the newspaper Tagesspiegel: Simone Spuler, Clara Vázquez García, Thoralf Niendorf, Gabriele Schiattarella and Ana Pombo.
A person's metabolism is as unique as their fingerprint, and so is their risk of developing certain diseases. A better understanding of the genetic influences on metabolism could open up new therapeutic options. Researchers at the Berlin Institute of…
Epigenetic programming of immune cells: permanent tissue residence and protection against infections
Stents are used to remove narrowings (stenosis) in blood vessels, stabilize the vessels and thus prevent heart attacks or strokes. However, the implantation process damages the inner wall of blood vessel, and in addition a foreign body material is…
The Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI) is expanding its professorial staff and strengthening the field of digital health: Prof. Dr. med. Katarina Braune will start on October 1 with her research area "Digital Health Non-Communicable Diseases" at the…
The Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH) is coordinating the central European research project "EU-CiP" (European Cancer Information Portal). This project is funded with 12 million euros over four years by the European Union's Horizon Europe…
Lab-made sugars open new possibilities for faster, more reliable diagnosis
