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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has transformed biomedical research and clinical practice, offering unparalleled views of tissue structure and function at the metabolic and physiological levels.…
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sponsored by the Dieter Morszeck Stiftung Multiplex Serology is a bead suspension-based array technology that enables the detection of antibody responses against up to 100 different…
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General introduction: In principal, the archive collects and preserves historically important documents. In order to make these documents accessible for the posterity, the State Archive Law of…
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FAQ’s Question: Where do I get my new DKFZ lab journal? Answer: You may pick-up your lab journal at the Central Library (documentation building, 1st floor) in room D124, Mon – Fri from 9 a.m. – 4…
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MEMORANDUM by German Cancer Aid and the German Cancer Research Center ON CANCER PREVENTION RESEARCH IN GERMANY Executive summary The number of new cases of cancer in Germany looks set to rise from…
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Recognizing successes in cancer research The Richtzenhain Foundation promotes cancer research in accordance with the will of the founders by awarding two prizes alternately each year. In one year,…
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Supporting brain tumor research Andreas Zimprich died of a brain tumor at the age of 48. His parents Marianne and Egon Zimprich founded the Andreas Zimprich Foundation in his memory together with…
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Preserving memory and advancing cancer research In memory of her son Andreas Wörner, who died of cancer, Christa Wörner established a dependent, fiduciary foundation under the umbrella of the German…
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Research in the field of bile duct cancer In memory of her husband Rainer Hoenig, who died in 2018 as a result of bile duct cancer, his widow Hedvig Hoenig, née Schmidt, established the Rainer…
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Outstanding commitment to children's cancer research The foundation was established in 2006 by Gerd and Gerda Diehl as the Kirstin Diehl Foundation in memory of their daughter Kirstin and was…