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Clinical Scientists: Combining excellent science with clinical work
Clinical Scientists bring urgent clinical questions to the laboratory. They play a key role in transferring the knowledge gained from basic research to health care and are essential for innovations at the bedside. Microbone supports people who implement scientific progress and translational implications quickly and in the best interests of the patients.
Charity Aktion – Mission des Stoneman Miriquidi erfüllt!
Dr. Fiona Kolbinger und Prof. Lorenz Hofbauer aus dem Dresdner Uniklinikum waren gemeinsam mit Dr. Peter Müller und Dr. Matthias Pohl 12 Stunden und 54 Minuten über 313,2 Kilometer und 5.927 Höhenmeter für die Stiftung Hochschulmedizin unterwegs. Mit ihren Rennrädern sammeln sie Spenden für Menschen mit einer Krebserkrankung.
SARS-CoV-2 pandemic outbreak changes the way scientists interact
Hanna Taipaleenmaki, UKE; Eric Hesse, LMU Researchers across the globe interact very actively through several routes, including scientific articles and oral presentations at on-site meetings. Meetings also facilitate personal [...]
Female scientists can be role models for younger generations
By Giulia Furesi and Christine Hofbauer, TU Dresden Gender equity is not just a woman’s issue, it is everyone’s responsibility! A diverse work force is a key prerequisite to [...]
BeWISE – Webseminar
Today’s inspiring webseminar gave us – especially female scientists - the opportunity to meet the speakers of the 2021 conference in advance. We have been equipped with short practical [...]
Women in science
Hannah Manz, University of Würzburg Die Biologie ist eine sehr komplexe Wissenschaft. Fürs Studium habe ich mich entschieden, weil dieses Fach als "Wissenschaft der Lebewesen" jeden einzelnen von uns [...]
Women in science
Dr. rer. nat. Regina Ebert, Universität Würzburg Das Fach Biologie hat mich schon während der Schulzeit fasziniert und ich habe mich für ein Biologiestudium entschieden. Durch die verschiedenen Praktika [...]
Metastasen auf der Spur
Prof. Dr. med. Christoph Klein, Miodrag Guzvic, Susanna Lissek; Universität Regensburg
The DKK-1 team stays stubborn
The DKK-1 team stays stubborn by Andy Göbel, Stefania Dell’Endice, and Tilman Rachner, TU Dresden Not only our normal lives have been and are still affected by the pandemic [...]
The challenges of being a women in science
Julia Reinhardt, Corinna Wehmeyer, Universität Münster …from the perspective of a PhD student Being a female scientist can definitely be a challenge from time to time. At university you [...]
COVID-19 affects us, but it didn’t slow down the cancers!
By Ilker A. Deniza, Lila Bemmerleinb, Jana Karbanováa, Denis Corbeila, Jan D. Kuhlmannb, and Pauline Wimbergerb at aTissue Engineering Laboratories, Biotechnology Center (BIOTEC) and bDepartment of Gynecology and Obstetrics, [...]
Home-office for Scientists – a challenge, an opportunity or both?
Martina Rauner und Stefanie Conrad, TU Dresden, Katharina Jähn, UKE Hamburg The pandemic outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the related disease COVID-19 have placed a major toll on [...]
