Growing New Neurons: Learning from the Fish
In Alzheimer’s disease, nerve connection dwindle and neurons die off. On the long run, the human brain is unable to cope with this damage, which leads…
Prof. Jutta Gärtner awarded Hamburger Wissenschaftspreis 2019
Prof. Jutta Gärtner has received the Hamburger Wissenschaftspreis 2019 „Angeborene seltene Erkrankungen“ (Hamburg Science Prize 2019…
Memory Driven
New approaches to fight Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases might arise from the analysis of big data, as it comes e. g. from genome research. However, this requires…
For a project on artificial intelligence of the DZNE, the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has granted around 1 million euros in funding. In addition to the DZNE, Harvard…
Communications
The Communications Department is the gateway for all media inquiries concerning our research. We support journalists in their search for stories, arrange interviews and filming at all…
Highly cited: DZNE experts among the most influential researchers
Researchers who are frequently cited in scientific journals are regarded as influential, because a citation by peers testifies that…
Staying healthy into old age: Interview with Prof. Monique M. B. Breteler in the new DZG magazine
The DZNE's Rheinland Studie is one of the world's largest health studies. This study analyzes which…
DZNE scientists have been able to detect leukemia with the help of artificial intelligence. This was done in a proof-of-concept study.
Largest metastudy to date on acute myeloid leukemia
Joint Press…
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