Press Releases
Poisonous Effect of Intestinal Bacteria Explained
Researchers Use Genetic Procedure to Identify Site of Action of Cytotoxin Produced by “Hypervirulent” Intestinal Flora
Insight into the Architecture of Life
Freiburg Researchers Discover Supporting Pillars of the Structure of Cellular Power Plants
How Does the Brain Encode Information?
“Bernstein Conference on Computational Neuroscience and Neurotechnology” in Freiburg
7.3 Million Euros for Freiburg Researchers
European Research Council Awards ERC Starting Grants for Innovative Projects
Seconds in the Circuit
Researchers Show How the Brain Stores Information for Short Periods of Time in the Journal Nature Neuroscience
The Neurobiology of Trust
Researchers Demonstrate that Mental Disorders such as Autism May in the Future Be Treatable through a Combination of Neurohormones and Psychotherapy
Sulphur Atoms in the Metal Centre
A team of researchers has discovered a new binding site for nitrous oxide (N2O)
Diversity Beats Uniformity
New Study on Scenarios of Global Change: Higher Biodiversity Promotes Ecosystem Processes
Vielfalt statt Einfalt
Neue Studie zu Szenarien des globalen Wandelszeigt, dasshöhere Biodiversität Ökosystemprozesse steigert
Getting a grip on grasping
Scientists from Freiburg decipher brain commands for different grasp types
Electricity from Blood Sugar
Forum for Applied Microsystems Technology Awards 2011 FAM Research Prize to Dr. Sven Kerzenmacher
When sugar damages kidneys
New hope for diabetes patients with kidney disease. By researchers from BIOSS and the University Medical Center Freiburg
Climate Change and Marine Mammals: Winners and Losers
Study on the Effects of Global Warming on the Diversity and Distribution of Whales, Dolphins and Pinnipeds
University of Freiburg Successful in Quality Pact for Instruction
Approval of Six Million Euro Proposal for Further Development of Instruction and Course Offerings
Thinking outside the column
New insights into brain structure reveal new facets of information processing in the nervous system