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Medizintechnik: Nasensensor erlaubt Schwerstgelähmten Kommunikation

Vollständig gelähmte Menschen könnten sich ihrer Umgebung womöglich per Atemkontrolle mitteilen: Das dabei eingesetzte Gaumensegel kann oft noch willkürlich bewegt werden.

Signalwege: Diabetes steckt in den Knochen

Knochenzellen haben Rezeptoren für Insulin und spielen eine weitaus größere Rolle für den Zuckerstoffwechsel als erwartet.

Science Places: Virtual Visit at the Institut Pasteur in Paris

Meet "Scientist Activist" Françoise Barré-Sinoussi.

Infectious Diseases: From Mice and Fruit Flies Towards Novel Infection Treatment

Susanne Dambeck on the Research of immunologists Bruce Beutler and Jules Hoffman who are both at Lindau for the first time.

Cancer Research: J. Michael Bishop and the Discovery of the first Human Oncogene

At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting for the first time: John Michael Bishop, who revealed how retroviral cancer genes develop on a molecular level.

Science Communication: Randy Schekman: Honest Exchange of Knowledge

Randy Schekman believes scientists can explain their science in an understandable and honest way. An Interview.

Inflammation: The Stress of Ageing

Aging, most researchers assume, is mainly a cellular phenomenon. But what changes in cells to make the body frail?

Immune System: Why Dont Grasshoppers Catch Colds?

Insects seem to be extraordinarily resistant to infections. This mystery hasn't been solved so far.

AIDS Research: The HIV-Pandemic and Scientific Persistence Barré-Sinoussi

"Never give up and never stop believing that you will and can make a difference."

Cancer Research: Research for the Dogs Young Scientist profiles

Dogs play a crucial role in human cancer research.

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