Latest news related to the cluster nanodiag BW
Go for the pipettes! (2024-02-29)
nanodiag BW inspires at the Regionalwettbewerb „Jugend Forscht“
New Cluster Manager for nanodiag BW (2024-02-08)
Biochemist Dr. Hanna Hasselblatt joins the management team
<Link to a more detailed portrait on the Hahn-Schickard website>
nanodiag BW inspires the STEM next generation (2024-02-01)
Insight into our day-to-day work for pupils.
Important Study with close Relation to nanodiag BW (2024-01-09)
Research group at the University of Freiburg publishes important study on post-translational modification in prostate cancer.
<Link to the press release of nanodiag BW>
<Link to the press release of the University (available in German only)>
Black Forest Nanopore Meeting (BFNM 2023)
November, 6th - 9th, 2023, FREIBURG (Germany)
New strategy for clinically relevant protein sequencing (2023-05-10)
The project "Nanopore-based electrical-optical protein diagnostics" (nEOdiag) investigates the simultaneous measurement of electrical signals and fluorescence using nanoporetechnologies. The Carl Zeiss Foundation is providing five million euros in funding.
Next steps for nanopore technology (2023-04-04)
The cluster nanodiag BW starts its first implementation phase with four funded projects.
Visit of policy makers (2023-01-31)
Chantal Kopf, MdB (BÜNDNIS90/Die GRÜNEN) visited us in Freiburg to get a better understandig of how research on nanopore technology can help to make medical approaches more personalised.
nanodiag BW network successful (2022-07-20)
New technology to analyze molecules could enable better diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer.
<Link to the full article on the website of the University of Freiburg >
45 Mio. Euro funding for nanodiag BW (2022-07-19)
The cluster nanodiag BW is one of seven nationwide winners of the Clusters4Future initiative, the excellence competition for applied research in Germany.
Detect diseases by use of nanopores (2021-05-11)
The cluster nanodiag BW uses nanopores to detect epigenetic factors influencing diseases.