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321. Neri

Former Research Group - Neri (until 2021) Group Leader Dr. Francesco Neri left the FLI in June 2021 and is now Associate Professor at the University of Turin in

322. Last Projects

Contact Peter Herrlich Scientific Director Emeritus Best Paper The JBC paper on Ectodomain Cleavage was selected as one of the best JBC papers of the year. Former Research Group - Herrlich (until

323. Winek

Winek Research Group Microbiome in Stroke and Aging “The role of the infinitely small in nature is infinitely great.” Louis Pasteur Neurological disorders, common in the elderly, are a major

324. Projects and Team

Our group is developing a data hub for aging and microbiome research. This hub will bring together host-associated microbiome data from the public domain and will feature data integration

325. 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 scientific merit in the Biorender Graphical

326. DGfA Meeting 2023

Description The theme of the meeting We will bring together leading experts in the field of aging with the aim to foster intense discussions on new concepts and unpublished data. On behalf

327. Aging and Microbiome Conference 2024

Aging and Microbiome Conference 2024 from October 22nd to 23rd, 2024 at the Volksbad Jena Interdisciplinary Conference that brings together Experts from around the World in Jena to discuss

328. NIH lab receives Chan Zuckerberg Initiative award for ALS/FTD research (NIH)

Lab will team up with researchers in Germany to study the role of aging in a genetic form of ALS/FTD. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) has announced that a lab led by Michael E.

329. Target validation for drug development against aggressive breast cancer cells

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among women. Triple-negative breast cancer is a particularly aggressive form of tumors for which treatment options are poor. Important receptors are

330. (Re-)Modeler of brain plasticity in old age

Neuronal critical periods are limited phases of lifetime during which the plasticity of neural connections is at its maximum and the development of the brain is adapted to the environment.