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A group photo. 7 people in front of a digital screen posing happily.

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TU Dresden Team Places in Top10 at the World’s Largest Synthetic Biology Competition

Eine 3D-Visualisierung auf schwarzem Hintergrund. In der Bildmitte befindet sich eine Wolke aus rosafarbenen bis orangefarbenen Blasen. Die Blasen konzentrieren sich auf eine blaue DNA-Helix, die sich durch das Bild zieht.

© Magdalena Gonciarz-generated-with-Dall-E3

Making Ends Meet: Researchers Find That a Protein Superglue is Crucial for DNA Damage Repair

Portrait of Prof. Stefan Diez

© TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz

Prof. Stefan Diez is the New Director of the B CUBE

Porträt von Prof. Catherina G. Becker

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Prof. Catherina G. Becker Becomes New CMCB Director

Prof. Dr. Marius Ader

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Prof. Marius Ader Becomes New CRTD Director

An illustration. There are three parts that explain the pause also known as temporary tug of war, the negative run, and the positive run of a cargo on microtubules. In all three images, an oval shape has blue and green noodles. Some of the noodles are connecting with a grey rod. In pause, both blue and green noodles are connected to the rod, the text says "both dynein and kinesin engage with microtubule". In th negative run, only the blue noodles are connected to the rod and the text says "only dynein engages with microtubules". In case of the positive run it's the opposite.

A Temporary Tug-Of-War: A Minimal System Unlocks Cellular Transport Secrets

Porträt von Dr. Anke Fuchs

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Dr. Anke Fuchs Appointed TUD Young Investigator

A photo of two women, smiling and holding a blue folder with a white certificate inside.

Dr. Mariana Medina-Sánchez Appointed as TUD Young Investigator

Porträt von Prof. Simon Alberti

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Prof. Simon Alberti Continues to Be Among the Most Cited Researchers in the World