Latest news about signalling science and CIBSS scientists
Cancer mutation in dual role
Researchers show that an oncogenic mutation in leukemia cells also promotes inflammations in the body
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Homemaking for bacterial guests: A molecular softener opens the plant cells’ doors
Researchers from CIBSS found that a microtubule regulating protein plays an important role in building a symbiotic partnership that helps plants grow
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Taking Synthetic Biology Tools to the Classroom
Four high school classes and a group of teachers learned about Signalling Studies in the Signalhaus.
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Incentives for academic talent
German Research Foundation funds University of Freiburg program promoting young international talents in biological signalling research.
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Symposium: "Actin Assembly for Intracellular Functions"
International experts meet to discuss new insights in the variety of cellular functions of actin, one of the most abundant proteins inside cells.
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How the immune system becomes blind to cancer cells
Researchers have described the activation of a key protein used by tumor cells to stop the body’s immune response
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Launch Your Career at CIBSS
The CIBSS Launchpad initiative starts with an informal exchange with experienced researchers
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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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