First Medical Scientist Award goes to Freiburg researcher
Dr Franziska Schneider-Warme from the University Medical Centre Freiburg is being honoured with the newly created award from the German Cardiology Society for her research into cardiac arrhythmia.
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ERC Synergy Grant for Prof. Dr. Claudine Kraft
CIBSS speaker Prof. Dr. Claudine Kraft is part of a team receiving an ERC Synergy Grant of ten million euros for her research on how autophagy degrades large protein aggregates in health and disease.
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Hands-on signalling research
CIBSS inspires children and teenagers at Science Days 2025 at Europa-Park Rust
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Featuring NextGen Signalling Scientists
CIBSS continues its series of interviews with early career researchers focused on signalling research in Freiburg.
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Freiburg University Medical Centre among Europe's leaders in medical innovation
University Hospital ranks among the three strongest hospitals in Germany in terms of research and among the seven most innovative in Europe, according to a recent evaluation by the European Patent Office / Research successes directly benefit patients
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Providing guidance in times of change
The University of Freiburg opened the 2025/2026 academic year in Freiburg’s Paulussaal on 22 October 2025 under the motto “Strategic Guidance for Universities in the 21st Century”.
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Bridging theory and life: Recap of the Theory of Living Systems symposium
On 6 October 2025, the “Theory of Living Systems” symposium brought together leading theoreticians and life scientists to foster exchange on the interface of theoretical physics and biology.
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Freiburg Hosts 11th Tri-Regional Stem Cell and Development Biology Meeting
Researchers from Freiburg, Basel, and Strasbourg came together in Freiburg for the 11th Tri-Regional Stem Cell and Development Biology Meeting to share discoveries, spark discussions, and strengthen cross-border collaborations.
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Classification of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Freiburg immunologist explains the significance of the research honoured with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine
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3D imaging points to possible cause of sudden cardiac death
An imaging technique developed by Freiburg researchers provides insights into cardiac arrhythmias that can cause sudden cardiac death in animal models. The changes discovered could explain why even seemingly healthy people are sometimes affected.
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