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ERC Starting Grant for Anna Czarkwiani to Study Gravity Sensing

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© Kristin Böhlig and Juan Iglesias-Artola / Nature (2025) / MPI-CBG

Fat Microscopy: Imaging Lipids in Cells

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Subtle Chemical Tweak Helps Determine Whether Cells Grow

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Single-Cell Epigenetic Analysis Provides Insights Into Brain Development

Porträt Jens-Uwe Sommer

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New Research Training Group for Biomolecular Condensates in Dresden

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Join us on June 20 for Dresden Science Night!

Illustration of the study results. On the left, a multicolored 3D protein complex is shown with a large red dart pointing to a small purple region, highlighting a specific target. A wrench labeled “iAPC/C” appears to interact with the protein, symbolizing inhibition. To the right of the wrench, five differently shaped structures made of helices and loops are displayed in matching colors. In the top-right corner, a circular inset shows a microscopy image featuring blue circular cells with green spots, indicating intracellular localization. A large checkmark overlays the image, suggesting successful experimental validation.

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Breaking the Cycle: Researchers Develop New Small Molecules to Disrupt Cancer Growth

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Cutting-Edge Sequencing 101: The 5th NGS-CN Summer School on Spatial Transcriptomics Hosted in Dresden

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© TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz

The Sleep Switch: How One Brain Signal Turns Sleep On and Off