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The six Speakers of the Clusters of Excellence - Professors Fitzek, Vojta, Vaynzof, Mechtcherine, von Kriegstein and Campàs - walk side by side on the lawn behind the Auditorium Center. The TUD logo is visible in the background. © Sven Ellger/TUD
Aug 23, 2024
TU Dresden aims to expand cutting-edge research and submits six full proposals for Clusters of Excellence
Foto eines Arbeitsplatzes mit einem Monitor, auf dem das histopathologische Bild eines Tumors zu sehen ist.r © Tobias Ritz
Aug 22, 2024
How cancer adapts and changes: New study with implications for therapy
2 TUD-Banner mit der Aufschrift "excellent" und "visionär" vor einem Baum © Crispin-Iven Mokry
Aug 21, 2024
Excellent research and innovative structures: TU Dresden remains Germany's university with the most patents
Netzhaut eines Zebrafische in der Entwicklung. zu sehen sind Membranen und Zellkerne © Rana Amini (Campàs Lab)
Aug 20, 2024
The Hidden Architect: How nuclei organize the eyes and brain
A digital illustration depicting a human head silhouette integrated with a double helix DNA strand. The head and DNA are formed by a network of glowing blue and white interconnected lines and dots, creating a mesh-like appearance. The background is dark with scattered blue and green glowing particles and abstract lines, suggesting a technological or digital environment. © Magdalena Gonciarz, generated with Dall-E3
Aug 14, 2024
Cracking the Code of Life: New AI Model Learns DNA’s Hidden Language
Fotoaufnahme von Prof. Frank Fitzek, Prof. Holger Boche, Prof.in Ursula Staudinger und Florian Sägebrecht (v. l. n. r.), die vor dem Modulgebäude launchhub42 stehen. © Sebastian Weingart
Aug 08, 2024
Advancing cutting-edge research for future 6G communication networks: Innovative incubator for start-ups launched at TUD
Prof. Frank Fitzek and Prof. Stefanie Speidel from TUD are participating in the transnational pilot project "Next Generation Al Computing" (GAIn). © AVANGA
Aug 06, 2024
AI project "GAIn" with participation of TUD to give Saxony and Bavaria an international leading role in computer technologies
Portrait of Dr. Darja Andreev © TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz
Aug 01, 2024
The CRTD welcomes Darja Andreev as a new Research Group Leader
A microscopic image showing an irregularly shaped, tissue-like structure on a black background. The structure shows various shades of blue and purple with intricate patterns of bright magenta and green highlights. The magenta areas form distinct streaks and patches, while the green highlights are scattered in small, concentrated spots. The overall appearance is complex with a mix of colors. © DZNE/Rodríguez-Muela Lab
Jul 26, 2024
“Prelude” to Neuromuscular Disease SMA May Offer Chances for Better Treatment