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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.

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New research group on AI in microbiome and aging research starts at FLI

In January 2023, the research group led by computational biologist H. Melike Dönertas began its work. It is starting with projects at the interface of…

Molecular biologist Clara Correia-Melo heads new research group at FLI

Clara Correia-Melo will head a new junior research group on "Microbiome and Metabolism" at FLI. Start date is February 2023.

Cell biologist Janine Kirstein comes to FLI

Prof. Dr. Janine Kirstein will head a new research group on the biochemistry of aging at the FLI next year. The position comes with a W3 professorship…

„Research Coffee Lectures & Espresso Shots” – Lecture Series on Data Management starting today

This introductory lecture series is presented by our data steward Jeanne Wilbrandt. It takes place during the 2nd half of 2022 and is open to FLI…

10th German Diversity Day at FLI: Diversity means opportunity!

Let's Celebrate Diversity: Initiated by the Charta der Vielfalt e.V. the nationwide action day on May 31st brings awareness of diversity into working…

FLI joins initiative for open communication about animal experiments

Animal experiments in research are a controversial topic. However, institutions such as the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute…

African killifish: Reduced antibody diversity in old age

A research team led by Dario Riccardo Valenzano investigated whether short-lived killifish undergo aging of the immune system.

Successful participation!

We are proud of FLI's successful participation in the 4th Nothobranchius Symposium.

Virtual UniStem Day - A complete success!

UniStem Day: the never-ending journey of stem cell research

Success in the Biorender Graphical Abstract Contest

We are happy to announce that Michael Reuter’s abstract was one of only 30 selected contributions for an Honorable Mention based on creativity and/or…

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