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© TUD / Magdalena Gonciarz

ERC Starting Grant for Anna Czarkwiani to Study Gravity Sensing

The image shows a dense arrangement of many small, oval shapes in bright teal and magenta tones, set against a black background. In the center, a long, dark, oval-like space stretches diagonally, bordered by a thin, bright outline. The surrounding shapes appear layered or flowing outward from the central area. In the top left corner, a green translucent polygon contains the word “News” in white text.

© Ezgi Şenoğlu

Single-Cell Epigenetic Analysis Provides Insights Into Brain Development

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Join us on June 20 for Dresden Science Night!

Portrait of Prof. Franziska Knopf

© CRTD/Franziska Clauß

Dr. Franziska Knopf Appointed Professor of Biology of Bone Regeneration in Model Organisms at TU Dresden

An artistic visualization of the study results. The background is light blue. In the top left and the top right, there are two large drawings of brains. Inside the brains, there are colored nodes connected by lines. The brain on the left has fewer connections, while the one on the right has more complex and dense connections. There are four smaller brains in a cartoon drawing style. One in the center is thinking, while two on the right side of the image are engaging in activities like reading and lifting weights. One brain on the left is smiling. At the center of the image, there is a signpost with two arrows pointing left and right. The arrow pointing left says "LEARN," and the arrow pointing right "OR NOT TO LEARN." On its left side, a path goes up a hill with castle-like structures with a blue silhouette of a walking human. On its right side, a winding path leads uphill, with orange-colored hikers and climbers moving toward the brain with more connections. The orange figures on the right are depicted in an active stance, reaching the peak where a person stands with arms raised.

© Warsha Barde

Beyond Nature, Nurture, and Chance: How Individual Choices Shape Us and Our Brains

A collage of photos. On the left, a photo of a white axolotl on a black background. On the right, a photo of a fruit fly standing on a green leaf.

© Magdalena Gonciarz and Pixabay/nuzree

Lipid Lifelines: The Metabolic Shifts Behind Regeneration

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World Diabetes Day on November 14: Focus On Education and Early Detection of Diabetes

The poster for a public event. On a yellow background there is the iris of an eye, surrounded by the words “Glaukom, Retinitis Pigmentosa, Makuladegeneration”. In white lettering on a black background is the text: “15. Retina Informationstag”. Below that, in black lettering, there is further information: “16. November 2024 am Zentrum für Regenerative Therapien Dresden (CRTD).”

15. Retina Information Day: Advances in Eye Research and Treatment of Retinal Diseases in Saxony

Prof. Kai Markus Schneider

© Andreas Schmitter

The CRTD Welcomes Prof. Kai Markus Schneider as a New Research Group Leader