Targeted removal of disease triggers
12. May 2025
How reprogramming cells can degrade harmful proteins and combat diseases Ubiquitin is a small protein present in the cells of
How reprogramming cells can degrade harmful proteins and combat diseases Ubiquitin is a small protein present in the cells of
How “good” intestinal bacteria could fight dangerous pathogens Thanks to antibiotics, bacterial infections have largely lost their threat. However, for
Strategies to stop the return of infectious diseases Worldwide, resistant pathogens are gaining ground. Medical Microbiologist and Infection Control specialist
How to trick cancer cells Oncologist Jan-Henning Klusmann is testing a new type of therapy against AML, a particularly perfidious
What already works against leukemia should soon also help against other tumors Genetically modified immune cells are a powerful weapon
The tumor microenvironment offers new therapeutic targets Cancer is more than just mutated cells that grow uncontrollably. Researchers like Florian
Frankfurt’s Städel Museum and the Department for Geriatric Medicine at Goethe University Frankfurt are developing an app for people with
How traditional EEG is experiencing a renaissance in stroke therapy It’s an exciting time for clinical neurophysiology. New scientific and
How MRI scans can help in the diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors Brain tumors – gliomas – are difficult
How precision medicine can help detect risks and treat heart attacks In 1977, a professor at University Hospital Frankfurt set
How computer-assisted genomic medicine is searching for the causes of cardiovascular diseases Computational biologist Marcel Schulz is working toward the
How non-coding RNAs might revolutionize the treatment of cardiovascular diseases At first glance, non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) in the cell appear
On the afternoon of April 25, 2025, twenty doctoral candidates and postdocs from the Rhine-Main Universities (RMU) gathered at Frankfurt’s
International research team led by Professor Michael Rieger from Universitätsmedizin Frankfurt analyzes blood stem cell developmental pathways Our blood consists
This year’s Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prizes were awarded at Frankfurt’s Paulskirche. In recognition of their discovery of one
Goethe University Frankfurt has lauched a pioneering collaborative project to develop mRNA for treating ovarian cancer. The promising initiative established
The majority of the approximately 6 million patients in Germany who suffer from type 2 diabetes are overweight. The effect
Ute Lewitzka brings her expertise and commitment in the destigmatization of mental illness to Goethe University Frankfurt. It took some
Dr. Christian Seitz has been director of the Medical Library (MedHB) on Goethe University Frankfurt’s Niederrad Campus since September 1,
Prizes go to research projects on osteoporosis diagnosis, mRNA-based reactivation of tumor suppressor genes in ovarian cancer, and innovative heating
“To truly arrive means to actively participate as part of the community”Each year, the City of Frankfurt honors outstanding personalities
Every December since 2006, two Goethe University Frankfurt professors – Dieter Steinhilber from the Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Theo
European Research Council makes available around €5.5 million for basic research For their visionary research projects, three top Goethe University
Research oncologists, clinical oncologists and other scientists from all over the world met on the Westend Campus from August 28
Global study’s ranking includes the one percent of scientists cited most frequently in scientific journals Six of the 6,600 most
Dr. Ute Lewitzka has been appointed Germany’s first professor of suicide studies and suicide prevention. Her appointment at Goethe University
The U.S. scientists Dr. Erica and Prof. Justin Sonnenburg will visit Goethe University in November to take up the Friedrich
Artificial intelligence aids the discovery of new active substances in bacteria Chemical biologist Eric Helfrich, Professor of Natural Substance Genomics
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