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Türkischstämmige Frau mit einem Dackel in einer deutschen Stadt

TUD Lectures + “Your home, my home - our home?” at Biobahnhof Klotzsche

The school grounds of the Dresden University School with blue-grey container building, old GDR building and landscaped outdoor area as a green studio in the sunshine

© TU Dresden | Maria Neuland Agüero

University School Dresden to start into its sixth year with around 830 pupils

Prof. Frank Fitzek and Prof. Stefanie Speidel from TUD are participating in the transnational pilot project "Next Generation Al Computing" (GAIn).

AI project "GAIn" with participation of TUD to give Saxony and Bavaria an international leading role in computer technologies

v.l.n.r. Dr. Katja Sockel; Fachärztin für Innere Medizin, Hämatologie und Onkologie, Dr. Maren Goeckenjan. Fachärztin für Frauenheilkunde und Geburtshilfe, Prof. Dr. Martin Bornhäuser, Professor für Stammzelltransplantation Innere Medizin – HämatologieOnkologie

Successful pregnancies after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation – results of a national study

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

Cracking the Code of Life: New AI Model Learns DNA’s Hidden Language

AdM August Pelin

The alumna of the month comes from Literatures and Cultural Studies

Porträtfoto von Dr. Stefan Rothe.

© Marie Grunwald

Secure data transmission through light scattering: Stefan Rothe among the winners of the 2024 German Thesis Award

Portrait of Dr. Darja Andreev

© TUD/Magdalena Gonciarz

The CRTD welcomes Darja Andreev as a new Research Group Leader

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Prof. Caroline Murawski takes over Chair of Biomedical Sensor Technology