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Mildred Scheel Early Career Center

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Apr 14, 2026
European funding for Dresden research into metabolomics and immunotherapy
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Jan 09, 2026
New Study: Hypermetabolism Drives Muscle Loss in ICU Patients
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Dec 19, 2025
Dresden MSNZ Young Investigator Research Group has identified MCL1 as a central regulator of tumor metabolism
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Our goal

...is personalized career planning in precision oncology! Funded by the German Cancer Aid, we support translational cancer research and scientific progress of ambitious scientists in this field.
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Events

The MSNZ regularly organizes events at the Dresden biomedical campus - virtually, hybrid or in person. Together with other institutes and programs, we invite for oncological lecture series, meetups, summer schools or symposia. Be part of it - we are excited about lively exchange, networking and refreshing ideas!
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The MSNZ team coordinates and advises on scientific and administrative matters. Feel free to contact us!
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Welcome to the MSNZ Dresden!

The Mildred Scheel Early Career Center Dresden (MSNZ Dresden) is funded by the German Cancer Aid (Deutsche Krebshilfe). The goal of these centers is to create optimal conditions for early-career researchers in life sciences as well as medical sciences, enabling them to conduct independent research in the field of molecular oncology.

Overview of all Mildred Scheel Early Career Centers in Germany

The Mildred Scheel Early Career Center Dresden was established in 2018 and is located at the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden / National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) Dresden.

In the MSNZ program "P²-Personalized Career Planning in Precision Oncology", clinician scientists are granted protected research time during their residency to promote translation from bench to bedside. The program also enables medical scientists to answer cancer relevant questions forming their own research group.

We further aim to strengthen translational cancer research by combining the clinical and scientific expertise in tandems.

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