The annual science festival of the BMBF and the German Physical Society – termed „Highlights of Physics“– will be coming to Bonn this year on Sept. 16 – 21th, with the University of Bonn as local organisational partner. Research institutions from all over Germany will contribute to the program, including the DZNE.
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Dr. Caghan Kizil, researcher at the DZNE site in Dresden and at the Centre for Regenerative Therapies at the TU Dresden (CRTD), is involved in a scientific study that proves the relevance of glial cells for epileptic seizures and shows potential for new therapies. To the CRTD's press release...
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The prize honours Prof. Drzezgas' research in the field of molecular and multimodal imaging in neurodegeneration. The Kuhl-Lassen Award is the highest award of SNMMI's Brain Imaging Council.
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Journalist Julia Köppe is sure: She doesn't want to know in advance whether she has an Alzheimer's risk. But why are there people who are interested in Alzheimer's although they know that the disease cannot yet be cured? In addition, the tests are not yet specific enough. She interviewed our Bonn based researcher Dr. Annika Spottke and reported on this in SPIEGEL ONLINE's "Elementarteilchen" science newsletter.
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Thomas Gasser, head of clinical research at the DZNE in Tübingen and former site speaker, was recently accepted as a new academician of the National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina together with other...
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Anne Maass is the first junior research group leader at the DZNE site in Magdeburg. In March, she started to build up her working group "Multimodal Neuroimaging" there. We talked to her about her start as a...
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To no longer recognize beloved people or to lose valuable memories - hardly any other sign of aging is as frightening to people as it is to oblivion. Researchers are trying to elucidate the molecular causes...
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Thomas Wolbers is conducting research at the DZNE in Magdeburg on the cognition of old age and in particular on spatial orientation using VR glasses. Podcaster Holger Klein visited him in Magdeburg and...
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Founding Director of the DZNE, Pierluigi Nicotera, talks about what has been achieved in the 10 years of the Center’s existence, about painful setbacks suffered – and about the questions he most frequently...
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Michel Grothe was awarded for his abstract "In-Vivo Basal Forebrain Atrophy and Cortical Cholinergic Depletion are interrelated and predict cognitive deficits in Parkinson’s Disease". As an awardee, he gave...
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Hot off the press: The first issue of the (German only) DZG magazine. To communicate modern medical research vividly and to classify new results - with this goal the German Centres for Health Research (DZG)...
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In a joint project, in which the DZNE site in Witten is involved, research is being carried out until March 2021 into how sleep problems in people with dementia can be reduced.
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The first was Holger Stahlknecht, Minister of the Interior of Saxony-Anhalt and since November 2018 Chairman of the CDU Saxony-Anhalt. Dr. Petra Sitte also informed herself about the work of the DZNE...
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On Monday, February 11th, 2019, three new "Clinical Study Rooms" were officially opened in the research building of the DZNE in Tübingen. So far, participants of the current nine DZNE studies have been...
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Since mid-2018 he has been running the Digital Health Podcast Zweikörperproblem together with Markus Gennat and Jan Ehlers. Discussions will focus on how digitisation, technologies and innovations affect the...
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On Tuesday February 12th, 2019, the three German Centers for Health Research (Deutsche Zentren der Gesundheitsforschung, DZGs) located in Dresden held their first joint symposium: The Paul Langerhans...
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On 15 February Isabell Pfeiffer-Poensgen, Minister for Culture and Science in NRW, visited the DZNE on the Venusberg together with Annette Storsberg, State Secretary in the Minister for Culture and Science...
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On 9 February, the Hertie Foundation awarded Bruno Schmidt and his association "ALS - Alle Lieben Schmidt e.V." the Hertie Prize for commitment and self-help amounting to 7,500 euros. The award ceremony took...
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About 8,000 people in Germany are affected by the nervous disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The DZNE and Bonn University Hospital invite experts, patients and other interested parties to an...
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Dr. Sabina Tahirovic from the DZNE site in Munich received funding from the Alzheimer Forschung Initiative e. V. (AFI), at a ceremony in Wiesbaden on January 18th, 2019. AFI awarded a grant of 120,000 euros....
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The DZNE building in Bonn is awarded the “Gold certification” of the "Sustainable Building Rating System for Federal Buildings" (BNB). This is the first laboratory building in Germany that is bestowed with...
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The Helmholtz Horizons Symposium, hosted by the President of the Association, highlights scientific breakthroughs of Helmholtz Association’s established researchers.
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The theme of this year's event was: "Beziehungsweise(n)… Demenz – Pflege und Forschung im Wandel". The focus was on the design of relationships with and by people with dementia.
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Unser Magdeburger Forscher Martin Riemer hat einen Roman mit dem Titel „Post Mortem“ geschrieben. Wie kam es dazu? Das hat er dem Portal Wissenschaftskommunikation.de erzählt.
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In the fourth round of the Excellence Initiative, our university cooperation partners successfully performed. These clusters of excellence, with the participation of the DZNE, received a new funding...
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A great performance! In the context of the Linnicher Spendenlauf on 22 September, the great donation amount of over 44,000 euros was run. In four hours a total of 22,278 laps were made on the sports field...
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Today Nicolas G. Bazan, M.D., was honoured at the DZNE in Bonn in the context of the "DZNE Award Lecture". The DZNE thus honours scientists who have made outstanding contributions in the field of...
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Karl Josef Laumann (CDU), Minister for Labor, Health and Social Affairs of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, today took a close look at the research of the DZNE at our site on the Venusberg in Bonn.
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As a joined event of the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HiH), the Centre for Integrative Neurosciences (CiN), and the DZNE in Tübingen, the "Neuroscience Campus Get Together" was taking place...
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No less than five young scientists from three DZNE sites were selected for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting that was held June 24-29, 2018. One of these five young talents is Alexandra Michurina, PhD...
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Dr. Jakob Kreye, Postdoc at the AG Autoimmune Encephalopathies at the DZNE Berlin, has won the 2018 PhD prize of the Berliner Gesellschaft für Psychiatrie und Neurologie (BGPN).
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An agile and reversible walker with which you can even dance - and which still avoids falls: Prof. Notger Müller, group leader at the DZNE, wants to develop this within the next two years.
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At Cebit, the Federal Minister of Education and Research talked to Prof. Joachim Schultze, genome researcher at the DZNE, about the joint project with HPE.
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In two studies, Gaia Tavosanis and fellow researchers at the DZNE have looked on mechanisms governing growth of neurons in fruit flies. The results which have been published in “Current Biology” and “Cell...
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What can you do to stay mentally and physically fit into old age? This and other questions were addressed by the DZNE at Bonner Wissenschaftsnacht (Bonn Science Night) 2018.
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On Friday, 16th of February 2018, Dr. Martin Rosemann, SPD member of the Bundestag and representative of the constituency Tübingen-Hechingen, visited the DZNE Tübingen to learn about the research activities...
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The Paul Foundation generously supports Prof. Donato Di Monte’s laboratory at the DZNE in Bonn. Research carried out by Prof. Di Monte’s group focuses on molecular mechanisms of neuronal pathology in...
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Dr. Caghan Kizil, researcher at the DZNE site in Dresden and at the Centre for Regenerative Therapies at the TU Dresden (CRTD), is involved in a scientific study that proves the relevance of glial cells for epileptic seizures and shows potential for new therapies. To the CRTD's press release...
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and NRW Science Minister Svenja Schulze opened the new DZNE building in Bonn
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