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Excellent scores in the 2021 U-Multirank for Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Top rankings in research, knowledge transfer, and international orientation
13.07.2021
Breakthrough for the treatment of celiac disease
Scientists at University Medical Center Mainz lead development and clinical testing of first effective drug
17.05.2021
KHR Biotech, a spin-off company of the University Medical Center Mainz, starts operations
Biopharma company targets development of novel therapeutics for various cancers and enters into joint venture with Indivumed GmbH
06.04.2021
Tattoo made of gold nanoparticles revolutionizes medical diagnostics
Color changes of gold nanoparticles under the skin reveal concentration changes of substances in the body
26.03.2021
Get strong to fight childhood cancer
Launch of European research project FORTEe on digital health and exercise for children and adolescents with cancer
03.03.2021
New insights into the role of the messenger interleukin 17 (IL-17)
Scientists of the University Medical Center Mainz document a relationship between autoimmune disease and the gut microbiome
07.01.2021
BioNTech Publishes Data on Novel mRNA Vaccine Approach to Treat Autoimmune Diseases in Science
Collaborative study of BioNTech with TRON and the University Medical Center and Research Center for Immunotherapy at Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz introduces novel non-inflammatory mRNA vaccine encoding disease-related...
13.11.2020
U.S. News Best Global Universities ranking: Mainz University ranked in top 100 European universities
In international comparison, JGU is among the top 100 universities worldwide in Physics as well as in Pharmacology and Toxicology
07.08.2020
Worldwide first implant of a new type of heart valve repair system at the University Medical Center Mainz
Treatment successes prove the innovative strength of Mainz cardiologists
29.04.2020
The digital diagnostic helper: Smartwatch detects severe coronary ischemia
Cardiologists at the University Medical Center Mainz successfully treat an 80-year-old patient after evaluating data from her Smartwatch
27.02.2020
New medical and health research cluster at the University Medical Center Mainz
DIASyM research cluster aims to exploit the potential of mass spectrometry for systems medicine
29.10.2019
Nocturnal railway noise causes pronounced vascular damage
Scientists of University Medical Center Mainz explain increased occurrence of cardiovascular diseases as a result of railway noise
12.03.2019
Polluted air shortens the lifespan of Europeans by about two years
A re-evaluation of the health risks associated with air pollution shows an unexpected high mortality risk, especially due to cardiovascular diseases
28.02.2019
Prof. Ugur Sahin Receives German Cancer Award 2019
Prestigious award for Mainz cancer scientist
21.02.2019
Mainz University Medical Center implanted the first motor-controlled heart valves in Europe
Innovative new treatment option for narrowed aortic valves is first used in Mainz
05.02.2019
World's largest study confirms treatment success in minimally invasive Mitral Valve Surgery
Despite rapidly increasing intervention rates, the complication rate remains consistently low
29.01.2019
'Small meets smaller': Dietary nanoparticulates impact gut microbiome
Mainz University Medical Center uncovers new insights into the effects of food nanoparticles on the intestinal flora
10.01.2019
New therapeutic concept controls pathogenic T cells relevant in multiple sclerosis
Scientists at the Mainz University Medical Center have discovered the potential of a typhoid vaccine for treatment of the autoimmune disease multiple sclerosis (MS)
17.12.2018
The influence of probiotics on the intestinal flora of premature infants
German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to promote a clinical study headed by the Mainz University Medical Center regarding the efficacy of probiotics for premature infants
11.12.2018
New approach towards an improved treatment of anxiety disorders
Mainz-based scientists publish recent findings on resilience research in Nature Communications