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2001. Researchers Find Gene WT1 to Impact Women’s Fertility

It has been estimated that more than 80 million people in the world have an unfulfilled desire to have children. But for every 10th couple, the reasons therefor remain unclear. Now, researchers from…

2002. Researchers Find Gene WT1 to Impact Women’s Fertility

Abinaya Nathan published her astonishing results from the thesis in the journal Human Molecular Genetics. It has been estimated that more than 80 million people in the world have an unfulfilled…

2003. Web Resources - Genome Analysis

Genome Analysis GenColors Web-based software/database system aimed at an improved and accelerated annotation and finishing of microbial genomes taking into account information on related genomes and…

2004. UniStemDay 2017

MDR, Thüringenjournal

2005. UniStem Day 2017: International Stem Cell Day at FLI

On March 17, 2017, the FLI partipates in the international UniStem Day, gathering up to 25.000 high school students in whole Europe to discuss about stem cell research and…

2006. MDR shooting with Lithuanian Scientist

On March 10, a camera team of MDR shot a report about our Lithuanian colleague Paulius at the FLI. For the show "Heute im Osten", the camera team accompanied the researcher during a typical…

2007. Staff Directory

If you have questions with regard to our research, the institute or about aging, we are glad to assist you. Postal Address | Visitor's Address Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute…

2008. Equal Opportunities

This certificate is awarded to organizations from commerce, science or politics and administrative organizations, which incorporate equality into their personnel and organizational policies. The…

2009. Equal Opportunities

In 2013, the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) signed the so-called „Charta der Vielfalt“ (Diversity Charter), a self-commitment of organizations and institutions to foster…

2010. Why We Age - Can We do Anything to Stop Aging?

Can We do Anything to Stop Aging? Honestly? No. There’s no “cure” against aging, and probably there’ll never be. Instead of struggling with getting older, we should try to find its good points…