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Last update: : 25.06.2025
We introduce ourselves DKFZ in brief Brochure German Cancer Research Center Factsheet German Cancer Research Center As the largest biomedical research institution in Germany and…
Last update: : 25.06.2025
Our Research In fluorescence imaging, infrared light in combination with special dyes causes tissue, vessels or body fluids to glow. Until now, this non-invasive method has worked with infrared…
Last update: : 18.06.2025
Synthetic Immunology for Cancer Defense and Prevention Rewiring the immune system to make cancer controllable. The challenge Blood cancers such as leukemia and multiple myeloma evolve to evade the…
Last update: : 18.06.2025
Computer scientist Annika Reinke from the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) has been awarded the Hector Foundation Prize 2025, endowed with €10,000, for her outstanding work in the field of…
Press releaseLast update: : 17.06.2025
Welcome On November 7th, 2025, the Division of Medical Physics in Radiation Oncology (Head: Prof. Dr. Oliver Jäkel) and the Division of Medical Physics in Radiology (Head: Prof. Dr. Mark E. Ladd)…
Last update: : 17.06.2025
BOARD OF TRUSTEES STAFF UNITS / OFFICERS Chairwoman Vice Chairman Scientific Strategy Ministerialdirektorin Prof. Dr. Veronika von Messling Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space …
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DKFZ Heidelberg: Excellence in the Neuenheimer Feld The DKFZ headquarters are located in Heidelberg, one of the most important scientific cities in Germany. In Neuenheimer Feld, one of the largest…
Last update: : 17.06.2025
Study coordination Prof. Dr. Anne May (UMC Utrecht) Study center Heidelberg Prof. Dr. Karen Steindorf, Prof. Dr. Joachim Wiskemann Local coordination and execution in Heidelberg Alina…
Last update: : 16.06.2025
Stiftung des öffentlichen Rechts Abteilung Beschaffung / Materialwirtschaft M230 Department Procurement / Materials M230 Fax-Nr. +49 6221 42 2778 Sachbearbeiter DKFZ Lieferantenselbstauskunft…
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Sarcomas in soft tissue usually occur in young people and are particularly difficult to treat. Due to a lack of laboratory models, the causes of their development are still poorly understood. A team…
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