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CEBINA and Danube BioVentures announce the launch of TAG Therapeutics

Danube Labs, a life science acceleration partnership formed by CEBINA GmbH (Central European Biotech Incubator and Accelerator), Evotec SE and the…

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Lisa Appel and Johannes Benedum are Researchers of the Month at the Medical University of Vienna

Every month, the Medical University of Vienna features outstanding researchers by presenting and honoring their research achievements. For the month…

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Seipin: Guardian of Lipid Balance

The inner nuclear membrane, a hub of genome regulation and nuclear envelope organization, holds untapped mysteries in lipid metabolism. In a study…

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FWF funding for Daniela Pollak and Franziska Lorbeer

Two scientists with ties to the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) secured competitive funding from the Austrian Science Fund (FWF).

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Four ERC Grants awarded to Vienna BioCenter researchers

Four ERC Grants have recently been awarded to researchers from Faculty of Life Sciences (University of Vienna), the Institute of Molecular…

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Valneva Reports Positive Three-Year Antibody Persistence Data for its Single-Shot Chikungunya Vaccine IXCHIQ®

Valneva reported positive antibody persistence data three years after vaccination with a single dose of its chikungunya vaccine IXCHIQ®. The results…

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More than the sum of its parts

Precise regulation of gene expression is crucial for the development and homeostasis of multicellular organisms. However, regulatory sequences, such…

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A turning point for cancer treatment: monocytes boost T-cells in immunotherapy

Scientists led by Anna Obenauf at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) now discovered the crucial role of a type of immune…

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Mapping the genome’s off-switches

Alexander Stark’s lab at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) identified hundreds of silencers in the fruit fly genome, using their…

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One step back, two steps forward

Many organisms are capable of regenerating damaged or lost tissue, but why some can, while others cannot, is not known. In work published in Nature…

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ASAP: more Parkinson’s funding for the Martens lab

The Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s Initiative (ASAP) fosters collaborative research to accelerate Parkinson’s disease discoveries. Since 2020,…

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Congratulations to the VBC PhD Awardees of 2024

At this year’s Vienna BioCenter PhD Symposium, four recent PhD graduates were recognized for their outstanding doctoral research, which covered…

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