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An zwei Tagen durften wir im E-Werk Erlangen gemeinsam mit dem Schlosstheater Thurnau das Stück „Kleine Schritte“ präsentieren – der Auftakt ihrer Tour durch Deutschland und Österreich. Das Stück macht Mut für ein Leben mit Parkinson und bewegte das Publikum tief. In der anschließenden Podiumsdis...

At the Science Slam in September 2024 in Erlangen, we welcomed around 150 guests eager to learn more about our research. Our slammers delivered outstanding performances, making the event a great success! Here’s a "Best of Science Slam" video and some impressions in the galerie below.

Theaterstück "Kleine Schritte" in Erlangen 04.02.2025 und 05.02.2025 ab 18:30 Uhr In Zusammenarbeit mit dem Sonderforschungsverbund EmpkinS (FAU) präsentieren wir am 4. und 5. Februar 2025 ein bewegendes und lebensbejahendes Theaterstück im Erlanger E-Werk. Das Stück, das in Kooperation ...

We are delighted to welcome our new student representatives, Bruno Ghirotto and Luis Goncalves, to the GB.Com consortium! As student representatives, they will serve as the voice of our doctoral candidates, fostering communication with the PIs and the steering committee. They will also work to incor...

Networking Conference with the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation On 21 November 2024, we are excited to host a networking conference in collaboration with the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Researchers from various fields within the life sciences and from different parts of the world will prese...

In the latest issue of Neuroforum, an article was published about our KFO 5024. The article highlights how the latest research findings from KFO 5024 not only enrich the scientific landscape but could also influence the clinical practice of the future. You can find the article on page 29 of the c...

On October 23, 2024, we held our iRTG meeting, which was attended by our doctoral candidates and MD students. The day kicked off with a bioinformatics course focusing on the analysis of their own RNA-seq data and optimizing visualizations for publication readiness. This was followed by Science Slam-style presentations from several members, offering everyone a chance to gain insight into the possibilities of science communication.

We are thrilled to invite you to the GB.Com Lecture Series 2025! Join us each month as one of our project leaders shares cutting-edge research on the Gut-Brain Axis, fostering connections in this exciting field.

In der aktuellen Ausgabe der Zeitschrift ampuls am Uniklinikum Erlangen wird die Klinische Forschungsgruppe KFO 5024 vorgestellt, die mit über sieben Millionen Euro von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) gefördert wird. Unter der Leitung von Prof. Dr. Claudia Günther und Prof. Dr. Beate Winn...

We congratulate Patrick Süß on receiving the Else Kröner Memorial Fellowship for his research on the connection between intestinal inflammation and Parkinson's disease. Recent studies suggest that inflammation in the gut can contribute to the development of Parkinson's by spreading to the brain. ...

We are pleased to announce that the speaker of our Clinical Research Unit (KFO) has been promoted to a W3 professorship at #FAU's Medical Faculty. This promotion recognizes her exceptional contributions to research and leadership in the field. We congratulate her on this significant achievement and ...

After the great success of our 2021 Science Slam (Best of Science Slam Video), where we thrilled over 500 attendees with our research on stem cells and gut-brain cross-talk, we’re back with another thrilling event!

Rebecca Masanetz, a member of GB.Com, is organizing the online event titled 'The Multifaceted Eosinophil in Intestinal Health and Disease' on August 29th. Isabelle Arnold, Professor of Mucosal Immunology at the Institute of Experimental Immunology, University of Zurich, will be the speaker. This eve...

Hinter dem Begriff „Darm-Hirn-Achse“ steckt die Annahme, dass es einen Zusammenhang zwischen neurologischen Erkrankungen und immunologischen Veränderungen im Gastrointestinaltrakt gibt, dass also Darm und Gehirn miteinander kommunizieren – und dass sich Krankheiten beider Systeme gegenseitig beeinfl...

Vor über 150 interessierten Bürgerinnen und Bürgern hielt Prof. Beate Winner, Sprecherin der KFO524, einen spannenden Vortrag über die Geheimnisse der Hirn-Darm-Achse und die Rolle der Stammzellforschung im Dienste der Gesundheit im Rahmen der Bürgervorlesung des Uniklinikum Erlangens.