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Applicant Sven Christian Richter
Subject Area Organic Molecular Chemistry - Synthesis and Characterisation
DFG Programme WBP Return Grant Term 2023 to 2024
Spokesperson Jan Bemmann
Research Area Humanities
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2023
The episodic character of urbanism on the Mongolian plateau provides us with the ideal opportunity to investigate the impacts
cities had on the local ...
Spokesperson Armin Nagel
Research Area Medicine
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2023
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at ultra-high field (UHF) strengths, such as 7 Tesla, offers unique possibilities for non-invasive
tissue characterization. ...
Spokesperson Julia Jellusova
Research Area Biology
DFG Programme Research Units Term Since 2023
The goal of the proposed research unit is to elucidate how metabolic and signaling cues are integrated in regulating B cell
fate and function. B cells are ...
Leader Harald Prüß
Spokesperson Matthias Endres
Project Heads Thomas Dörner , Carsten Finke , Andrey A. Kruglov , Annette Künkele-Langer , Marcus R. Makowski , Andreas Meisel , Helena
Radbruch , Momsen Reincke , Stephan Ripke , Petra Ritter , Birgit Sawitzki , Franziska Scheibe , Dietmar Schmitz ,
Britta Siegmund , Erich E. Wanker , Susanne Wegmann
Research Area Medicine
DFG Programme Clinical Research Units Term Since 2023
The discovery of a number of distinct antibody-mediated diseases of the nervous system has profoundly changed the landscape
in Neurology. First work ...
Spokesperson Christian Rohde
Research Area Mathematics
DFG Programme Priority Programmes Term Since 2023
Nonlinear hyperbolic balance laws are ubiquitous in the modelling of fluidmechanical processes. They enable the development
of powerful numerical simulation ...
Spokesperson Hans Merzendorfer
Research Area Biology
DFG Programme Priority Programmes Term Since 2023
Chitin and chitosans (C/CS) are among the most abundant and versatile polymers in nature, occurring as structural components
in numerous types of extracellular
