Public-private projects

First results with blood test show that blood-based diagnostics for Alzheimer’s Disease are promising.

Positive effects of fatty acids derivatives on pig intestinal organoids and comparison with effects in the animal.

Attacking the outer layer of pancreatic tumors to make the way for immunotherapy

A new technology is proposed to study Parkinson’s disease in the laboratory.

Towards a dual target-based high-throughput screen for novel antiviral compounds against emerging flaviviruses.

Advanced clinical imaging technology accelerates the development of effective immune therapy for cancer patients.

Alzheimer in people: growing numbers and no cure; Alzheimer in a dish comes to the rescue

Developing a new vaccine administration technique for measles and rubella vaccines.

The project demonstrates that quantitative imaging, in combination with spatially matched pathology, offers powerful insights into sarcoma biology and treatment response

PD-L1 PET-imaging, a promising imaging technique to predict response to immune therapy in cancer patients.