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Tools for New Cancer Medicines
With their toolboxes, two scientists from the Proteomics research group want to take up the fight against »deadly daughters«. Their aim is to use new chemical tools to help reduce the health risks for cancer patients.
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“I see the future of analytics in 3D printing”
Less waste and low costs: In the interview, Dr Sebastian Brandt explains why an ion mobility spectrometer from the 3D printer can also keep up with conventionally produced devices technology-wise.
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Hand in Hand for Successful Publications
Dr Rita Strack revealed the secret of successful publications during her talk at ISAS. Even for established scientists, much of what the Nature Methods senior editor revealed in Dortmund was new.
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- #Alzheimer's disease
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- #Gender specific health research
- #Parkinson's disease
- #Pharmacology
Differences are Critical
What do sex-specific differences mean for health research? What role do they play in applied basic research? Five ISAS scientists with different research focuses have an answer to these questions.
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Guest at ISAS: Talk with Dr Rita Strack
The talk with Dr. Rita Strack on September 21, 2022 (Dortmund + online) is about insights into the publication processes at the renowned journal Nature Methods.
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- #Cardiovascular diseases
- #Immune checkpoint inhibitors
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“The aim is to prolong the lives of cancer patients without additional damage”
Prof Dr Tienush Rassaf explains which therapeutic approaches for the fight against cancer could prolong life and at the same time reduce the risk of heart damage as a consequence of the treatment.
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