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Exciting News!🌟 One of our scientists secured prestigious SwissCancer grant from Krebsforschung Schweiz and Krebsliga Schweiz to advance groundbreaking cancer research: 🫁 Dr. Alfred Ruth Zippelius: Studying NK cells in lung cancer (collab: Department of Biomedicine , Universitätsspital Basel). Congratulations to

Thrilled to share that Andrew Chancellor & Gennaro de Libero from our institute have published in Immunity! They identified MR1T cells, a novel T cell population that targets tumor cells by sensing unique metabolic changes, sparing healthy tissue. Congratulations to this

As 2024 comes to a close, we wish you rest, joy, and special moments with your loved ones. 🌟 Here's to a bright and unforgettable 2025! Happy Holidays from the Department of Biomedicine! 🎊 #HappyHolidays #SeasonsGreetings #TeamDBM

CD52: A Game-Changer in Cirrhosis Research 🚨 Breakthrough from Department of Biomedicine ! Research led by @anne_geng & Christine Bernsmeier identifies CD52 as a key biomarker in cirrhosis, paving the way for novel immunotherapies. This discovery offers hope for tackling infection-related

🎉 Huge congratulations to Prof. Dr. M. Bentires-Alj and Prof. Dr. Marc Donath from the Department of Biomedicine on winning prestigious SNSF Advanced Grants Swiss National Science Foundation ! 🏆 Their groundbreaking work in breast cancer metastasis and metabolic disorders exemplifies excellence in research and

DBM Research Day 2025 ended yesterday, celebrating incredible scientific contributions from @quervain_de , Immunometabolism , Diego Kyburz, Matthias Mehling, Jan Niess, Andreas Papassotiropoulos , Verdon Taylor Lab & Mattia Zampieri . 🚀 Inspiring talks & lively discussions made it it an

Researchers in Zampieri Lab Department of Biomedicine developed a method to study how more than 1,500 drugs affect cellular metabolism. Using high-throughput metabolomics, they uncovered new drug mechanisms & potential cancer therapies. Future work will focus on personalizing treatments.

✨Exciting news! The 9th issue of our DBM Newsletter is here! We hope you enjoy reading it.👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 issuu.com/departementbio… Department of Biomedicine #Newsletter #Research #Science #Biomedicine #TeamDBM

🚀 We’re expanding! The Department of Biomedicine is now on Bluesky!🌱🔬Follow us🔗 bsky.app/profile/biomed… for the latest in biomedical research, discoveries, and innovation.🧬✨Join the conversation and stay connected with our research! #Biomedicine #Science #Innovation

Great news from the Apostolova lab Department of Biomedicine! In a recent study led by Petya Apostolova & Robert Zeiser (Freiburg, Germany), extracorporeal photopheresis safely treats immune-related adverse events from immune checkpoint inhibitors, with a 92% response rate. Adiponectin

🌟 Today, we celebrate the 10th International Day of Women & Girls in Science! 👩‍🔬🔬 Women make up only 33% of researchers worldwide. To push for change, we’re highlighting 20 inspiring women from our Institute! ✨ 📢 Watch, share & support: 🔗 biomedizin.unibas.ch/en/communicati…

Researchers from the Department of Biomedicine , the EMBL and the DKFZ  have uncovered a key mechanism regulating cell fate plasticity. In their groundbreaking study, Aryan Kamal from the Judith Zaugg group together with Bryce Lim from the Moritz Mall group identified safeguard

🚀 DBM-FMI Joint Meeting 2025 🔬 26 researchers and core facility heads from FMI science & Department of Biomedicine gathered for a day of inspiring talks, (insights into) cutting-edge research, and new collaborations. The meeting covered a wide range of topics, from neuroscience and

🚀 New Hope for Knee Injuries! Researchers at Department of Biomedicine & UniSpitalBaselCH developed cartilage implants from nasal cells, improving treatment for severe injuries. More maturation = better outcomes! 👏🔗science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… News from Science #cartilageimplants

New Research on LSD Microdosing & ADHD A placebo-controlled trial by University of Basel and Department of Biomedicine found no therapeutic benefit of LSD microdosing for ADHD. While expectations influenced symptom improvement, LSD was no more effective than the placebo. Congratulations to

🚀 Excited to announce that Prof. Dr. Pietro Cippà Pietro Cippà is joining our team at Department of Biomedicine! Appointed as Professor of Nephrology at the University of Basel and Head of our Nephrology Lab, his innovative work in kidney repair and immunosuppression-free transplantation will

🚧 The Department of Biomedicine is entering a New Era! The foundation stone for the new Department of Biomedicine building has been laid — a hub for innovation, collaboration & sustainability is set to open in 2031. 📰 Full story: biomedizin.unibas.ch/en/newsdetails… #Science #Research #Basel