The DZG Science & Career Day 2024 in Potsdam provided early-career researchers with valuable insights into translational research, along with numerous opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange and networking.
A new AI-driven imaging platform enables precise drug delivery to targeted areas of the lung, enhancing treatment for lung diseases. It also offers valuable insights into lung biology, improving the effectiveness of inhalation therapies.
Why do children who grow up on farms develop asthma and allergies less frequently? Researchers at the Dr. von Hauner Children's Hospital of the LMU Klinikum have made a significant step toward understanding how this...
Six DZL Researchers are among the world’s most cited researchers. Clarivate Analytics has published the list of “Highly Cited Researchers,” honoring scientists whose publications rank among the most frequently cited in their respective disciplines worldwide.
Breakthrough in COPD research: A study by the University of Marburg identifies two lung markers that reliably predict disease progression and premature death risk.
Each year, up to 100 million people worldwide contract Dengue fever. In the EU-funded COMBAT project, JLU researchers are working on new therapeutic approaches to better combat the virus.
A team led by Prof. Dr. Jens Vogel-Claussen and Dr. Andreas Voskrebenzev from the DZL site BREATH has developed an innovative MRI method that provides a regional view of lung function without radiation exposure or...
An ATS workshop led by DZL scientist Prof. Mareike Lehmann brings together leading experts to advance precision-cut lung slices (PCLS) as a promising tool for the development of targeted therapies.
The DZL and 14 other medical societies, under the initiative of the German Respiratory Society, have reached a consensus on a unified stance towards the tobacco industry. In a newly published position paper, these organizations...
The Takeda Oncology Research Prize is awarded annually to researchers with particularly innovative ideas in the field of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). This year, the outstanding work of Dr. Florian Janke (1st prize) and...
The analysis of large datasets enables more precise diagnoses, treatment, and even prevention of widespread diseases. The new issue of SYNERGIE describes the research approaches taken by the German Centers for Health Research (DZG).
The international consortium RESPIRE-EXCEL has received 3.3 million euros from the EU’s Horizon Europe programme: Scientists from the DZL sites ARCN and CPC-M are among those to receive funding.
