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German Research Foundation supports two new Technology Platforms at biomedical Research Institutes of the TU Dresden
At the DFG Research Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden – Cluster of Excellence of the TU Dresden (CRTD) as well as at the Biotechnology Center of the TU Dresden (BIOTEC) the German Research Foundation (DFG) supports two new technology platforms which will each establish a cross-institutional service- and device pool of the highest scientific standards. Each of these research centers will be supported with 450,000 € for three years. A total of 57 applications have been filed nationwide, of which 11 projects will receive funding, two of them alone in Dresden, as announced by the DFG today.
Girls' Day 2012 on April 26: Diversity Life Sciences - A career in science!
Can I enjoy Genom Engineering? What is the career path of a biologist who today observes, which cells can regenerate the injured foot of an axolotl? What tasks does a technician in the fish facility have in a research institute? If you are interested in the answers to these kinds of questions or if you just want to get a taste of science, then the DFG Research Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden/ Cluster of Excellence and the Biotechnology Center of the TU Dresden is the right place for you on April 26th from 2:30pm! Here, researchers from all over the world are working in different areas like cell biology, biophysics, (regenerative) medicine, or bioinformatics.
You will have the opportunity to talk to scientists and ask them lots of questions. A tour through our building will also give you an idea about the research taking place. Interested girls can register here for the Girl's Day.
European funding for comparative Regeneration Research in Dresden
The biochemist Prof. Elly Tanaka received the European „ERC Advanced Investigator Award“. This was announced yesterday by the European Research Council (ERC) in Brussels. The professor of the DFG Research Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden – Cluster of Excellence (CRTD) of the TU Dresden is one of the nearly 300 top scientists who have been awarded with the European grant. Her comparative research work will be funded with nearly 2.5 million euro for five years. German Press Release
