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There are more than 170 scientists doing research on the mechanisms on aging at FLI. Hence, there’s always something new to report. Moreover, members of the interested public have the opportunity to attend FLI’s research seminars.

The Science Price of Thuringia is annually awarded to scientists that have completed an outstanding project. The prize is divided into the categories…

According to the recent recommendations of the Scientific Advisory Board, Helen Morrison was promoted independent junior group leader.

The microscope user group (MUG) is an open association of FLI microscope users and serves as a platform to efficiently coordinate different high-tech…

The new research group is headed by Manuel E. Than, a structural biologist who had worked with Robert Huber and Wolfram Bode.

The Leibniz Graduate School on Aging and Age-related Dieseases (LGSA) is a joint activity of the Leibniz Institute for Age Research (FLI) and the…

Celebration of the Beutenberg Campus on the occasion of the awards ceremony (365 landmarks in the land of ideas)

Official Opening of the Ernst Abbe…

The new research group, headed by the internationally renowned expert on mouse genetics, will resume its work on DNA damage response including DNA…

The project Innovative model for ageing research: Genome analysis and mutagenesis of the most short-lived known vertebrate (Nothobranchius furzeri) is…

Date: 15.12.2005, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.


Place: Leibniz Institute for Age Research Jena, Lecture Hall

The new name and new scientific focus of the institute were presented to the media in interviews of several FLI group leaders and the scientific…