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Researchers develop a hydrogel whose stiffness and permeability to cells can be controlled with light
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Researchers develop a hydrogel whose stiffness and permeability to cells can be controlled with light
moreResearchers from Freiburg and Ulm discover mechanism through which bacteria attack white blood cells
moreJudith Weyershäuser (AG Köhn) wins a poster prize at the “Advances in Chemical Biology” meeting
moreFreiburg researchers engineer cellular adhesion receptors that can be controlled with light
moreFreiburg computer scientists develop a user-friendly plug-in for the automated analysis of biomedical images
moreMaja Köhn uses biochemical tools to investigate how certain enzymes behave when the immune system meets invaders
moreResearchers from the University of Freiburg have discovered how proteins are transported to the cell’s power stations
moreThe Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy has awarded Arthur-Lüttringhaus Prize for the best doctoral dissertation to Melika Sarem, who completed her PhD in laboratory of Prof. V. Prasad Shastri, BIOSS Professor of Cell Signaling Environments, at Institute for Macromolecular Chemistry.
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