Ensuring the sustainability of oat cultivation as a significant future food source holds great promises for both human health and the climate. Dr. Nadia Kamal, a researcher at the Plant Genome and Systems Biology Group at Helmholtz Munich, has been…
Lung research at Helmholtz Munich has made some spectacular breakthroughs. They could pave the way for the therapy of serious diseases.
Prof. von Mutius is one of nine exceptional individuals who have been awarded the "Bavarian Nobel Prize" this year for their outstanding work in the fields of science and art.
Prof. Michael Schloter, a microbiologist known for his expertise in microbiome research, has been appointed to a professorship of Environmental Microbiology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). With an impressive academic background and a…
The foundations for resistant varieties are being developed through genome-assisted breeding and decoding of the complex hop genome as part of the new research project PANHOP at Helmholtz Munich. These varieties should counteract the effects of…
"My vision is to combat COPD so effectively that it ranks only 20th among causes of death!” says the director of the Helmholtz Munich Institute of Lung Health and Immunity (LHI)
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