- Creating blood vessels on demand
Researchers discover new cell population that can help in regenerative processes
BIOSS
News
& Media
Press Releases
- Traffic control of cells
Researchers develop a hydrogel whose stiffness and permeability to cells can be controlled with light
- Binding with consequences
Researchers from Freiburg and Ulm discover mechanism through which bacteria attack white blood cells
- An elegant mechanism
Researchers discovered a connection between metabolite and protein transport in the powerhouse of the cell
- Velcro for human cells
Freiburg researchers engineer cellular adhesion receptors that can be controlled with light
- Doing more with less
Stem cells regulate their fate by altering their stiffness
- Deep learning for all
Freiburg computer scientists develop a user-friendly plug-in for the automated analysis of biomedical images
- Helping to transport proteins inside the cell
Researchers from the University of Freiburg have discovered how proteins are transported to the cell’s power stations
- Channels for the Supply of Energy
Freiburg scientists elucidate the mechanism for the transport of water-insoluble protein molecules in mitochondria
- Dynamics of individual proteins
New measurement method allows researchers to precisely follow the movement of individual molecules over long periods of time
- Folding Poisons
Researchers show how toxins of the bacterium Clostridium difficile get into cells in the gut
- Measuring the Nanoworld
Researchers establish a benchmark for accurate determination of internal dimensions within individual molecules
- Mother-Child Communication in Plants
Researchers decipher how plants steer the development of their embryos using hormones
- Biological signalling processes in intelligent materials
Researchers are developing innovative biohybrid systems with information processing functionality
- Shining new light on the pineal gland
Biologists from the University of Freiburg identify a gene controlling left-right asymmetry in the brain and sleep-wake cycles
- Overdosing on Calcium
Nano crystals impact stem cell fate during bone formation
- Great Honor for Michael Reth
University of Freiburg immunologist elected to National Academy of Sciences
- On the track of nitrogenase
Freiburg researchers take a decisive step towards understanding biological nitrogen fixation
- Signaling pathways to the nucleus
Researchers have demonstrated how auxin, a hormone that controls many processes in plants, reaches its destination
- How to target a gene
Scientists find proteins important for plant development, DNA repair and gene targeting
- Top research grant for studies on cellular power plants
1.2 Million Euro for Nikolaus Pfanner, biochemist and molecular biologist of the University of Freiburg
- Stiffness matters
Nanomedicine entry into cancer cells can be tuned by modulating the stiffness of the plasma membrane
- Nano-switches in the cell
A team with researchers from Freiburg discovered a new mechanism for the regulation of protein synthesis
- More than 100.000 switches
Freiburg researchers map out the atlas of gene regulators in human cardiac cells for the first time