Aktuelles zur Signalforschung und CIBSS Wissenschaftler*innen
Starting life with an impaired immune system
Research by CIBSS member reveals new numbers on prevalence of innate immunodeficiency in Germany: At least 2300 people are affected
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„Gene of the Week“ is awarded German Science Blog Prize 2019
Theresa Schredelseker, PhD student at CIBSS, writes about genetic research for a lay audience and was now awarded the "Special Prize of the Editor" by "Wissenschaft kommuniziert".
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“Creating fascinating projects to address pressing issues of our times”
A student of the iGEM-Freiburg Team 2019 writes about her experience and the team’s project “Reflect!”
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Two New Consolidator Grants for CIBSS Members
The European Research Council will be funding Maja Banks-Köhn and Henning Jessen with 2 million euros each
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Puzzling over cell molecules
Students in the Master Lab learn how to conduct independent research in bio-signaling studies
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Marco Prinz receives Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize
German Research Foundation honours researcher from Freiburg University Medical Centre
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New measurements of immune guards in the human brain
Various forms of immune cells in the human brain identified for the first time / Special subform of immune guards discovered in brain tumors / Study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience
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Cellular identity
A Freiburg research team deciphers how stem cells decide their identity
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How gene expression noise shapes cell fate
Max Planck and CIBSS researcher Dominic Grün develops a method for measuring gene ex-pression noise across single cells in complex tissue.
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Using gene scissors to detect diseases
Researchers present sensor prototype that can rapidly, precisely, and cost-effectively measure molecular signals for cancer
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