November 28, 2022
Newly awarded Humboldt Professor Dr. Miki Ebisuya joins PoL
Miki Ebisuya plans to join the PoL leadership in April 2023 on the newly established Chair of Cell and Tissue Control
Awards RA5 Bio-image Analysis Group
September 30, 2022
Robert Haase receives the 2023 Royal Microscopical Society Award for Data Analysis in Imaging
© Steven Freeman/Sven Döring
Awards RA2 Associates and Affiliates
September 29, 2022
2023 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences for Anthony Hyman and Clifford Brangwynne
World’s largest science prize for discovering a new mechanism of cellular organization.
© CMCB Master’s Courses
September 28, 2022
Start of the new Physics of Life Master Program
The newly developed international Master of Science Physics of Life starts on October 1, welcoming 20 students from around the globe
Publications
September 14, 2022
An unstable, flake-like network in the making
Dresden research team finds that the cell cortex, a fine network of filaments below the cell membrane, is activated in a controlled way by thousands of short-lived protein condensates.
July 5, 2022
3, 2, 1 Science: enthusiastic about science at the Dresden Science Night 2022!
This year, the Dresden Science Night welcomes everyone in person and on site again. Visit us at our three PoL stations and enjoy the science!
© Anna-Maria Hantschke
May 10, 2022
PoL and six other DFG-coordinated programs at BeWISE conference WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
May 9, 2022
DFG Grant for collaborative research project on epithelial folding
The Fischer-Friedrich Lab and the Dahmann Lab of TU Dresden receive DFG funding to investigate the role of the basement membrane in the morphogenesis of animals.
© TUD/CRTD
April 28, 2022
Why does the axolotl age so slowly?
DFG funds interdisciplinary project to explore the role of regeneration in aging.
March 31, 2022
New Master's program Physics of Life: Application period opens 1st April
The newly designed international Master of Science Physics of Life was jointly developed by the like-named Cluster of Excellence Physics of Life (PoL) and the Center for Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering (CMCB) at TU Dresden and will start for the first time in fall 2022. Beginning 1st April 2022, students with backgrounds in physics, applied mathematics, quantitative biology, or closely related fields are invited to apply for the degree program for the winter term 2022/2023.
© Klaus Fabel
March 30, 2022