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New high rank publication in Nature Nanotechnology
We are pleased to anounce a new publication in Nature Nanotechnology titeled "Expansion-enhanced super-resolution radial fluctuations enable nanoscale molecular profiling of pathology specimens" by Dominik Kylies and Victor Puelles (project A9).
New high rank publication in Science Translational Medicine
We are happy to anounce another important publication of project A1 with the title " CD4+ T cells produce GM-CSF and drive immune-mediated glomerular disease by licensing monocyte derived cells to produce MMP12" in Science Translational Medicine.
UKE celebrates the new building HCTI
New building for cutting-edge immunological and infectious diseases research: UKE celebrates topping-out ceremony
Franz Volhard Prize 2022 awarded to PD Dr. Elion Hoxha
Congratulations to PD Dr. Elion Hoxha who was awarded the Franz Volhard Prize 2022 at the DGfN anual meeting.
Extension of the application deadline for the RTG
The current call for applications for the scholarships of the Research Training Group of the SFB 1192 is in full swing and we have already received many applications.
29th January - New Publication
We are happy to announce a new publication within the scope of the SFB.
23rd January - SFB Lab Meeting
This week, Mr. Junge gives a lecture on the current results in Project B5 in the SFB's lab meeting.
19.-23.01. - 3rd Midwinter Conference
In January of this year the 3rd Midwinter Conference took place in Seefeld, Austria. In the setting of the snow-capped Alps, scientists from all over the world met to discuss “Advances in Immunobiology”.
16th January - SFB Lab Meeting
The first SFB meeting of the year takes place in a different setting. At 11 am, the members of the SFB will meet at the Dorint-Hotel to discuss the current status of the projects.
10th January - New Publication
The new year starts with a publication: Prof. Kurts and Prof. Meyer-Schwesinger have written a review on ...
Journal Club in January
The Journal Club in January starts soon and the PhD students of the Research Training group will present selected papers for discussion.
