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Antibiotics, Drugs and Rock’n Roll - Finding solutions for the global health challenge 10th Annual Symposium of the Center of Synthetic Microbiology, 23 May, 2023

LOEWE-PriOSS Symposium from May 8 to 10 at Schloss Rauischholzhausen near Giessen, with the aim of developing fundamental models for on-surface synthesis
The Chilean Abalone Concholepas concholepas was chosen as the “International Mollusc of the Year 2023”. While it is traded as a delicacy, its genomic information is of interest for pharmaceutical research.
© Christian Sepulveda

The Chilean Abalone is "International Mollusc of the Year 2023" - Its genome is completely sequenced by the LOEWE Center TBG
A painful rash, red spots and blisters on the skin - possible signs of infection with Mpox or monkeypox virus.
© Marina Demiduk / Shutterstock

International research team identifies drug candidates against monkeypox - LOEWE professor Sandra Ciesek is involved
Human and machine interacting: communication between the two is a cornerstone of reliable AI systems.
© Patrick Bal

Research team led by Prof. Kristian Kersting, speaker of LOEWE-WhiteBox develops method to improve interaction between humans and artificial intelligence
Bone marrow smear from a child with Down syndrome who suffers from leukemia. The purple-coloured leukemic blasts displace normal blood formation. Photo credit: Jan Klusmann, University Hospital Frankfurt
© Jan-Henning Klusmann, Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt

Research team with participation of LOEWE-FCI finds cause of leukemia disease in trisomy 21
© Gregoire Dubois

Tracking genetic diversity - LOEWE-TBG scientists involved in population genomic study of brown bears
A missing metabolic gene probably enables hummingbirds like the Long-tailed Shadow Hummingbird (Phaethornis superciliosus) to perform their energy-consuming hovering flight.
© Nicolas Defaux

Hummingbirds probably control their hovering flight due to a missing gene, as scientists from LOEWE-TBG have now discovered