Clinical Translation: Pomegranate-derived Compound Reverses Key Signs of Immune Aging
Researchers demonstrate that Urolithin A revitalizes the human immune system, translating a fundamental discovery into a promising…
New Research Alliance to Explore the Sinister Network of Colorectal Tumors
DFG Approves Transregional Collaborative Research Center TRR 417 to Study the Tumor Microenvironment Led by Goethe University…
A Surprising Shift from Foe to Friend
Researchers discover dual role of inflammatory signaling in colorectal cancer
GSH-Team is running the Frankfurt Halfmarathon
Rían Mc Neill and his colleagues are ready to run for our health and against cancer and raise funds for the Institute.
At…
Heisenberg Professorship for Experimental Model Systems in Tumor Biology: Henner Farin
PD Dr. rer. nat. Henner Farin took up his appointment as Heisenberg Professor (W2) for “Experimental Model Systems in Tumor…
ZEB1-Factor increases chances of success of immunotherapy
Factor in connective tissue cells (ZEB1) modulates the efficacy of immunotherapy in colorectal carcinomas
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Working at the GSH
At the Georg-Speyer-Haus, we conduct research as a diverse team from over 20 nations. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of the molecular basis of tumor diseases in order to develop new approaches for therapies.
Our scientists come from various fields of biology, medicine, biochemistry, biotechnology, pharmacology and bioinformatics.
Call for Medical Students Thesis Opportunity in Microbiome Research
Our research lab is seeking motivated and curious medical students to conduct thesis study focused on microbiome research. We…
Call for Bachelor and Master Students - Thesis Opportunity in Microbiome Research
We are seeking motivated and curious students to conduct Bachelor and Master thesis study focused on microbiome research. We…
Research Technician - Microbiome and Bacterial Cultivation
At the DKTK partner site Frankfurt/Mainz we are looking for a Technical Assistant (m/f/d) for the DKTK Joint Funding Project…
Ph.D. Position in Microbiome, Cancer, and Circadian Rhythm Research
This fully-funded PhD position by the FCI focuses on exploring how the human microbiome interacts with circadian biology to…
Ph.D. Position in Microbiome-derived Factors on CAR-T Cell Therapy Research
This fully-funded Ph.D. position aims to explore how the human microbiome influences cancer biology and immunotherapy,…