Nanomaterials meet membrane biology: Interdisciplinary research training group granted

How can tissue regrow without scarring? How can stem cell research be put into practice? Prof. Dr. Kerstin Bartscherer talked about this in our university's "UOS asks questions" series.

A team led by neurobiologist Prof. Dr. Roland Brandt is investigating how harmful tau oligomers are formed - and how their formation can be specifically stopped in order to develop new therapies against Alzheimer's and related diseases.

How do human cells produce fat molecules and how is this production regulated in cells? This is the subject of a new research project of the Bioanalytical Chemistry division, which was launched on April 1.

Under the motto “broaden your network and horizon”, the 12th “Women in Science” symposium took place in Osnabrück on March 5 and 6. The conference was organised by Prof. Dr. Kerstin Bartscherer, Dr. Lena Tveriakhina and Prof. Dr. Bin Qu.