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Defective immune cells in the brain cause Alzheimer’s disease
DZNE scientists shed light on the reasons why the TREM2 gene is so important for brain health. Their study is published in the journal “Nature Neuroscience” and has important implications for the development of new drugs.
No evidence that Alzheimer’s disease might be contagious
Note on the paper by Silvia A. Purro et al. (Nature; 13 December, 2018)
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Enriching fundamental research with digital innovation
DZNE and neotiv GmbH enter into a long-term collaboration
Computer scientists and medical researchers cooperate for patient data security
The Helmholtz Center for Information Security and the DZNE have now established the “Helmholtz Medical Security and Privacy Research Center”.
A Symposium on the Brain’s Compass
The sense of direction is one of the most important human abilities. From 27 to 29 November 2018, about 70 experts from Europe, Canada and the US will discuss in Magdeburg how this navigation system operates and how it alters in old age or due to dementia. …
New DZNE building
A new home in Dresden
The DZNE’s new building was officially inaugurated.
On the brain’s ability to find the right direction
Save the date: international symposium in Magdeburg on spatial cognition.
Alzheimer’s in mini format: A novel tool to study disease mechanisms and possible remedies
DZNE scientists have developed a novel model system to study mechanisms of Alzheimer's in the lab. It is based on the use of human stem cells.
Honorary doctorate for Annette Schavan
The University of Rome Tor Vergata awarded an honorary doctorate in biochemistry and molecular biology to Annette Schavan for her vision of bringing university and non-university biomedical research together in a new national organisation – in the German Centres…
Under the microscope: Star-shaped astrocytes
The brain’s “rising stars”: New options against Alzheimer’s?
Targeting astrocytes (star-shaped, non-neuronal cells) might help to alleviate symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. DZNE scientists report on this in the „Journal of Experimental Medicine“.

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