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Communicating in the molecular language of life

From a mechanistic understanding of biological signals and decisions
to innovative solutions for human health and food security

How do the trillions of cells in our body coordinate their actions to keep us alive and healthy?
This is achieved through a marvel of communication involving constant and tightly controlled exchange of biological signals both within and between cells. These signals carry information that shapes how cells behave, interact, and respond to their surroundings, enabling organisms to adapt to their environment. Integration of diverse signals is fundamental to the biological decisions that are made across vast biological scales — from molecules to whole organisms — and act as control switches in health and disease. At CIBSS – the Centre for Integrative Biological Signalling Studies – researchers are united behind the common vision of understanding and communicating in the molecular language of life. We seek to elucidate how biological signals are integrated and how biological decisions are made and controlled in health and disease.

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The language of life

What is signalling science? In the 31st episode of the science podcast “Exzellent erklärt” (excellent explanation), two CIBSS scientists talk about their research. (Podcast in German.)

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Classification of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine

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3D imaging points to possible cause of sudden cardiac death

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· People

Simon Elsässer is the new Endowed Professor for Synthetic Biology at the University of Freiburg

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Actin scaffold in cell nucleus explains survival of cancer cells

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CIBSS IN THE MEDIA


Sohu

2025诺奖得主坂口志文教授第四次返场冷泉港亚洲学术会议

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Bionity

Aktin-Gerüst im Zellkern erklärt Überleben von Krebszellen

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MSN

Medizin-Nobelpreis für Forscher aus USA und Japan: Wie unser Immunsystem Freund und Feind unterscheidet

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CIBSS Seminar Series

CIBSS Seminar Series

Prof. Jens Stein  (Immunologie I, Unversité de Fribourg, Switzerland)

Location: Lecture Hall, Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1, and online per Livestream

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CIBSS @Science Days | Europa-Park in Rust

Science festical for kids and students at the Europa-Park in Rust

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