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Critically endangered: the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis)
© Nicolas Busser

The endangered European pond turtle is receiving support for resettlement in wetlands through the research project Emys-R with the participation of LOEWE-TBG

LOEWE-FLAME symposium Sept. 27-29 at MSE Congress 2022 – Antiferroelectric dielectrics for energy storage applications

LOEWE-FLOW FOR LIFE – Minisymposium on the research topic of controllable and measurable, artificial supply networks for 3D cell cultures, at the TU Darmstadt, 9/15/2022, 6-8 p.m.
The almost blind naked mole rat has lost the gene SERPINE3 important for eyesight. The species lives in subterranean burrows in the semi-desserts of Eastern Africa.
© Josh More (flickr, Naked Mole Rat_15, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

The LOEWE-TBG research team in collaboration with Dresden scientists finds previously unknown genes that are responsible for vision

LOEWE-FLOW FOR LIFE mini-symposium: "Building tissues requires analytical and constructive approaches" on June 15, 2022 at the TU Darmstadt (hybrid event)
fin whale
© Christian Valle, Robert Harding

Endangered but not harmed – New study by LOEWE-TBG shows whaling has no impact on fin whale genomic diversity
© emergenCITY

Digital control center for crises - LOEWE-emergenCITY is working on a Smart Digital Situation Control Center (SCC) in the fourth cross-sectional mission

"Designed Orders" is the title of the first part of the lecture series of the LOEWE research-initiative Architectures of Order, which starts on April 21, 2022
© Miriam Ebeling, Daniel Ebeling

New method for visualizing chemical structures of single molecules - Publication by physicists and chemists of the LOEWE research-initiative PriOSS

The LOEWE center emergenCity starts the cross-sectional mission "Knowledge Base" for the organization and use of digital city data
© Jürgen Lecher, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

LOEWE research initative Minority Studies starts on April 12 with a public lecture series titled "Endangered Languages Documentation"
Chironomus riparius (midge)
© Markus Pfenninger

Scientists at the LOEWE TBG Center discover evolutionary changes in the ingestion of microplastics
© ACLF-I

Kick-off meeting on research and goals of the LOEWE research-initiative ACLF-I on March 28, 2022
© Brock Fenton

Vampires with genetic defects - Comprehensive genome analysis sheds light on nutrition and evolution of vampire bats
© Markus Roth

LOEWE-Nuclear Photonics - Laser generated neutrons can be used to test non-destructive matter - Lasers replace particle accelerators for the first time
Rhodnius prolixus (Raubwanze)
© Dr. Erwin Huebner, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada/Wikimedia Commons

LOEWE-TBG investigates how the Chagas pathogen changes the intestinal flora of the assassin bug
© Senckenberg (Sven Tränkner)

"Snowed-in dinosaurs and sudden warming: What climate history reveals about our climate future" - Webinar by LOEWE-VeWA at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum, March 10th, 2022, 7:15 p.m
Cymbulia Peronii (sea butterfly)
© Linda Ianniello

Voting for "Mollusc of the Year 2022" started - LOEWE Center TBG invites you to participate until March 15, 2022
© Andreas Vilcinskas

New research approach by centre for translational biodiversity genomics (tbg) reveals mechanisms of action in stingray venom, using a novel network pharmacology approach
Das Ziel der 1. DSMM-Konferenz ist es, das breite Spektrum der Entwicklungen und Probleme bei der Datenspeicherung mit molekularen Medien abzudecken, indem sie sich auf ein dreiteiliges Programm stützt, das Informatik, Biologie und Chemie umfasst.
© George Hattab/ LOEWE-MOSLA

The 1st International Conference on Data Storage in Molecular Media, 21-23 March 2022, Management by MOSLA
intestinal organoid in co-culture
© FCI

The LOEWE Center FCI discovers a resistance mechanism in the treatment of rectal carcinoma, in which inflammatory connective tissue cells reduce the response to radiochemotherapy

Extracellular Vesicles - "Influencers" for the Course of Infections and Inflammations in the Human Body, Minisymposium of the LOEWE research cluster DIFFUSIBLE SIGNALS, February, 24th 2022, 9

Three new LOEWE research-initiatives will receive Hessian research funding from 2022, including a project from the first topic-specific call for proposals on the topic of "Sustainability"