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Jan Philipp Junker named EMBO Young Investigator

Some 27 young researchers have been selected for the prestigious EMBO Young Investigators Programme. Among this year’s awardees is Philipp Junker, a systems biologist at the MDC’s Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology.
Nördliches Breitmaulnashorn: Najin und Fatu
Science

Science at the planetarium

How to save a functionally extinct species, animal testing in neurobiology, and innovative new cancer therapies – these are just some of the topics covered in the lectures series “New Avenues in Biomedicine.” The series, which includes contributions from three MDC researchers, offers the general public a lens into what’s happening in the world of science.
Institute & Campus

📺 Katrina Meyer awarded Helmholtz Doctoral Prize

The winners* of this year’s Helmholtz Doctoral Prize were announced at the Helmholtz Horizons Symposium. For the first time, five of the six young researchers are women - in the research field Health, Katrina Meyer from MDC was awarded. The prizes were presented by the Helmholtz President during a ceremony at Futurium in Berlin.
Science

The art of DNA folding

Ana Pombo wants to understand the rules that govern our genome. This quest has led her to discover how important our genetic architecture is for the functioning of life. In the long term, she hopes her research will help understand diseases with complex origin such as autism and epilepsy.
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Fighting the herpes virus

New insights into preventing herpes infections have been published in Nature Communications. Researchers from the Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology (BIMSB) at the MDC used single-cell RNA sequencing to better understand the viral infections.
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Fighting the herpes virus

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“There is no place for sexual harassment at the MDC”

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World Health Summit: How Microbiomedical Research is Changing Medicine

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Buch campus cycles the most

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How to Share Research with the World

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Events

Berlin Science Week

ÆON. Trajectories of Longevity and CRISPR

MDC-Mitte / Berlin Institute for Medical Systems Biology (1st Floor)
Berlin Science Week

ÆON. Trajectories of Longevity and CRISPR

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Berlin Science Week

ÆON. Trajectories of Longevity and CRISPR

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BIMSB Seminar Series BIMSB Seminar Series

BIMSB Seminar Series

BIMSB Large Conference Room
Lecture

Neues aus der Hirnforschung

MDC.C Axon 2
Systems Biology Lectures

Emerging views in 3D genomics

BIMSB Large Conference Room
PhD Defence

Lotte Teufel: Cyclins and their roles in cell cycle progression, transcriptional regulation and osmostress adaption in Saccharomyces cerevisiae - a transcriptome-wide and single cell approach

Institut für Biologie, Raum 312 (3. Etage)
Cancer Club Cancer Club

Cancer Club

MDC.C Dendrit 2+3
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Helmholtz-Doktorandenpreise für sechs Nachwuchstalente

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30 years on, East German activist recalls the 'quite unexpected' fall of the Berlin Wall

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Interview with Jens Reich

Berliner Woche
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Bucher Mitarbeiter aus Biotec-Unternehmen und Forschungseinrichtungen radelten am meisten

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Publications

Fast myocardial T(1) mapping using cardiac motion correction

Magn Reson Med

Inter-individual and inter-strain differences in cognitive and social abilities of Dark Agouti and Wistar Han rats

Behav Brain Res

In vivo potassium MRI of the human heart

Magn Reson Med

A statistical view on calcium oscillations

Adv Exp Med Biol

Cardiorenal (23)Na MRI at 7.0 Tesla using a 4/4 channel (1)H/(23)Na RF antenna array

Magn Reson Med

Strategies for in vivo reprogramming

Curr Opin Cell Biol

Fatty acid-binding protein 4 and risk of type 2 diabetes, myocardial infarction and stroke: a prospective cohort study

J Clin Endocrinol Metab

The conserved histone chaperone LIN-53 is required for normal lifespan and maintenance of muscle integrity in Caenorhabditis elegans.

Aging Cell
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