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Porträtfoto von Prof. Frank Buchholz.

© Medizinische Fakultät der TU Dresden

Strong signal for Dresden as a biotech and start-up hub: TUD spin-off signs up to billion-dollar research collaboration

Eine Studentin hält einen Vortrag in einem Saal vor mehreren Zuschauerinnen und Zuschauern.

Student research projects on stage – apply now

Microtubule asters in cytoplasmic extract of the African clawed frog Xenopus laevis.

© Melissa Rinaldin

New Study: New perspectives on how physical instabilities drive embryonic development

Unveiling the new name ctd.qmat with cluster spokespersons Ralph Claessen (left) and Matthias Vojta (third from left).

New Name, Expanded Focus: ctd.qmat Launches into the Future of Quantum Research

Bild von Sebastian Reineke und Yana Vaynzof

© Tobias Ritz/Fabian Paulus

ERC funding for two technologies on the way for industrial use

Mr. S. Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India, and Prof. Roswitha Böhm, Vice-Rector for University Culture and Internationalization at TUD

© © André Wirsig

High-level delegation from India visits TUD

Aparajita Singha can measure single magnetic moments in quantum materials — a crucial foundation for future quantum technologies.

Measuring a Single Magnetic Moment: New Quantum Chair Launched in Dresden

Portrait von Prof. Hagen Huttner.

University-wide inaugural lecture: Prof. Hagen B. Huttner

A zebrafish embryo during the first cell division cycle.

© Alison Kickuth, Brugués Lab

The Mechanical Ratchet: A New Mechanism of Cell Division Uncovered