In the year 2023 our lab has published 14 papers with a total Impact of 92 points. Academic exploitation of our research is one of a key factor of our department so that everyone in the lab and beyond can participate on our route to improve future cancer care.

As the world counts down to the 2030 deadline of the UN agenda, major economies like China and Germany are encountering common challenges, which call for collaboration across borders. To generate and facilitate the required synergy, universities and research institutions should fully release the potential of knowledge and innovation through robust global engagement.

29.09.23: 54th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Medical Physics
Topic: Patient-derived cancer organoids as personalized prediction tool for therapeutic response in precision medicine.

Here's to continued great cooperation! The MEC was founded by the INKA  and invited to their annual potluck event.

PhD student Henry Freudenstein participated in the Nanomedicine traning school in Bellinzona and Prof. Dr. Ulf Kahlert gave a lecture here.