Targeting headaches and tumors with nano-submarines
East German past and mental health
German Federal Ministry of Education and Research sponsors Mainz-based joint research project on risk and protective factors arising from life in the...
Direct conversion of non-neuronal cells into nerve cells
Researchers of the Mainz University Medical Center publish new findings in the field of neuroregeneration in Nature Neuroscience
161 genetic factors for myopia identified
Researchers at the Mainz University Medical Center participate in a genetic study investigating the role of light in the development of myopia
Mainz scientists identify enzyme responsible for vascular damage caused by aircraft noise
New study of the cardiology of the University Medical Center Mainz continues to show that night-time noise is particularly harmful to vessels and...
On the search for new approaches to cure lung cancer
Else Kröner-Fresenius-Stiftung sponsors immunological research project being undertaken by Krishnaraj Rajalingam of the Mainz University Medical...
German Research Foundation continues funding of the Life Sciences – Life Writing Research Training Group for an additional four and a half years
Second funding period for the Life Sciences – Life Writing: Boundary Experiences of Human Life between Biomedical Explanation and Lived Experience...
Kickoff of the DynaMORE resilience research project
Researchers plan to develop a personalized computer model designed to help people better manage crises
Noise brings the heart out of the rhythm
University Medical Center Mainz publishes new results on noise pollution from the Gutenberg Health Study
Prof. Ugur Sahin receives prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant for personalized cancer vaccines
University Medical Center Mainz Opens “Heart Valve Unit”
Potential new approach to the treatment of multiple sclerosis
Researchers at the Mainz University Medical Center have discovered that the EGFL7 protein inhibits the migration of immune cells into the brain
Quantum chemistry solves the mystery of why there are these 20 amino acids in the genetic code
Publication in PNAS provides an answer to an old and fundamental question of biochemistry
Method of accelerating the maturation of stem cells to form neurons discovered
Hydrogel can be used as a scaffold for engineering artificial brain tissue and promotes the development of neurons
Horizon 2020: EUR 1,8 million for Mainz researchers
EU research and innovation framework program will fund three research projects at the Mainz University Medical Center
New treatment options for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Joint research initiative of the Mainz University Medical Center, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, and Goethe University Frankfurt
Consolidation of data sources allows for new research and treatment approaches in medicine
Mainz University Medical Center is part of a digitalization project funded to the amount of some EUR 32 million by the German Federal Ministry of...
Nature Publication Reports Favorable Clinical Trial Results of BioNTech's Individualized Cancer Vaccine IVAC® MUTANOME
First-ever clinical study demonstrates personalized RNA-based vaccine using mutant neo-epitopes as antigens activates immune system against individual...
Funding of DFG Collaborative Research Center developing nanomaterials for cancer immunotherapy extended
Focus on the development of drug carriers from polymer chemicals for use in biological systems
The swollen colon – cause of chronic inflammation discovered
Multiple sclerosis research identifies receptor that facilitates influx of T cells into the brain
Researchers at the Mainz University Medical Center have discovered a mechanism that makes it easier for T cells to damage the brain
The influence of stimulants on performance when playing chess
Trial undertaken by the Mainz University Medical Center investigates cognitive enhancement in chess players
Breakthrough in noise research
New study of cardiology of Mainz University identifies mechanisms responsible for vessel damage resulting from aircraft noise
Interactive micro-implants to regulate digestion
Mainz University Medical Center and Fraunhofer Institute to set up a joint research project to develop a support system for the digestive tract
Ari Waisman receives most prestigious European prize for MS research