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Study demonstrates the ability of small RNA to inform lung cancer treatment strategies HEIDELBERG, Germany, October 26, 2026 – Hummingbird Diagnostics GmbH, a pioneer in blood-based small RNA biomarker discovery and assay development, today announced new clinical data demonstrating the ability of small RNA to enable adaptive treatment strategies in lung cancer patients. The results […]
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Newsletter der BMBH: Biobanking Update!
Informationen über unsere Aktivitäten und aktuelle Entwicklungen im Biobanking am Standort und darüber hinaus. IN DIESER AUSGABE__Die BMBH im ÜberblickAktuelles aus der BMBHAktuelles aus denMitgliedsbiobankenNationale / InternationaleBiobanking-AktivitätenPublikationenAnstehende Termine
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Huntington’s Disease Biomarkers: Key Molecular Targets and Antibody Tools for HD Research
Proteins to Watch in Huntington’s Disease Research When developing assays to study Huntington’s disease (HD), scientists have a rare advantage: they know the exact genetic cause. But that hasn’t made the biological mechanism any easier to tackle. Despite decades of research, effective treatments remain limited for this progressive degenerative disease.2 HD is inherited in an autosomal-dominant […]
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Highly Sensitive Detection of MRI Contrast Agents
Gadolinium is a component of contrast agents used in MRI examinations, which can be released into the environment through patients’ urine. Scientists at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) have now developed a sensor capable of detecting even the smallest amounts of gadolinium. Magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI for short, provides detailed images of the […]
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Diaper Recycling: Progress Even Among the Market Leader
Used diapers account for a very large portion of our waste, and to date, no economically viable recycling process has been established. In the Encycling project, the NMI team led by Dr. Anne Zeck and Dr. Simon Straß developed an enzymatic process that was successfully applied to diapers from various manufacturers. Further research was needed […]
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From microscopy to AI: Andreas von Deimling shaped modern brain tumor diagnostics in Heidelberg
After almost 20 years, Professor Dr. Andreas von Deimling has handed over leadership of Neuropathology at Heidelberg University Hospital to Professor Dr. Dr. Felix Sahm. When Andreas von Deimling was appointed W3 Professor of Neuropathology in 2007, Heidelberg Faculty of Medicine at Heidelberg University, together with the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), pursued a strategic […]
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Sanofi breaks ground on new state-of-the-art insulin manufacturing facility in Germany
Sanofi breaks ground on new state-of-the-art insulin manufacturing facility in Germany Paris and Frankfurt, October 19, 2026. Sanofi today broke ground on a new state-of-the-art insulin manufacturing facility at its BioCampus in Frankfurt, Germany. The new facility will bring a new generation of insulin production to one of Sanofi’s largest integrated research and manufacturing sites, […]
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Four Million Euros in EU Funding to Improve Prostate Cancer Care
A European research consortium led by the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) aims to fundamentally improve the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer using AI agents, big data, and patient-centered clinical decision support. The central goal is to detect aggressive tumors early and accurately, reduce unnecessary interventions, and tailor treatment decisions more closely to the […]
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CST Announces Availability of GMP-Grade CAR Linker Antibodies for CAR-T Cell Enrichment and Detection in Clinical Manufacturing and QC
Danvers, MA, USA, October 7, 2026–Cell Signaling Technology (CST), a life science discovery technology company and leading provider of antibodies, kits, and services, today announced the availability for purchase of GMP-grade recombinant monoclonal antibody conjugates targeting the G4S linker of scFv-based chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) for CAR-T cell enrichment and detection in cell therapy manufacturing […]
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