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Three people wearing protective suits, gloves, masks, and hats pose in front of a machine in a laboratory setting. The machine has IV-bags connected to it.

© TUD/GMP Facility

Life-Saving Cell Therapies From Just Across the Street: CRTD Becomes Production Site for Virus-Specific T Cells for the University Hospital

black and white picture. Multiple balls with different textures visible. Some look like having spikes, some look like being made of sheets.

© Kuhrts et al. / Advanced Science 2023

Scientists Transform Algae into Unique Functional Perovskites with Tunable Properties

two people standing next to each other smiling. Behind them, there is a colorful background of a painting.

© TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz

DFG Funding to Unravel Gene Regulation in Spinal Cord Regeneration

Master's Day, March 28, 2023, Online

Digital Master's Day on March 28

A poster. On the left, a big text "K1DS ARE HEROES" is visible. On the right side of the picture, two kids, dressed as superheroes, are standing next to each other.

K1DS ARE HEROES - the Type 1 Diabetes Awareness Campaign

A group photo. 11 young people pose together. All are waring the same yellow t-shirts. The person in the middle holds a poster that says "WunderBand"

© Railia Biktimirova

Bringing Home the Gold: 2022 TU Dresden iGEM Team Successful at the World's Largest Synthetic Biology Competition

Three people sitting together and smiling

© MPI-CBG / Katrin Boes

Support for Cutting-Edge Research in Biology and Medicine: Prof. Alf Honigmann Receives 1.25 Million Dollars as New Allen Distinguished Investigator

Two microscopy pictures put together. Each part is half of a circle and are put together against each other so that they look like a circle. The left one is filled with blue color and has a lot of green on the edge of the sphere. The right one is filled with blue, has visibly less green and has a lot of red strings.

© Völkner et al., Nat. Comm., 2022

Mini-Retinas 2.0: New Model for Studying Human Eye Disease Reveals Previously-Unknown Mechanism of Vision Loss

A portrait of a man

© TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz

Prof. Simon Alberti Among the Most Cited Researchers in the World