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Our students in Greifswald are incredible !!!!🌟 Amazing atmosphere at the Anatomy and Cell biology at Universitätsmedizin football viewing. Full house, even with surprise guests such as Minister Bettina Martin and the Rector of the Uni Greifswald, Prof. Riedel, who celebrated the

My delegation trip as the CEO of NIPOKA & PI at Universitätsmedizin to Ireland was truly exceptional! 28 people from different fields, including university medicines, start-up & companies, health insurance and politics from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, were completely

During yesterday's European Championship viewing in the Department of Anatomy Universitätsmedizin. The penalty!!! I'm sure our team felt the support of the 170 students cheering them on (which reached over 100 decibels)!" 😉 ⚽

Revolutionize your kidney research with the patented PEMP* method from NIPOKA ! Quantify precise & reproducible morphological changes in podocyte foot processes in every glomerulus of standard kidney section. Excellent for research, drug development, clinical trials and

I am so proud of my doctoral student Marianne Klawitter Universitätsmedizin, who has published the outstanding results of her dissertation in AJP Renal. Her research has transformed our zebrafish model 🐟 for inducing an FSGS phenotype to be outstandingly efficient and reproducible, so

🚀 Exciting news! 🚀 After years of dedicated & excellent work, we are excited to share our findings with you! biorxiv.org/content/10.110… In the BMBF-funded collaboration Sys_Care, we have identified alternative splice variants in mechanically stretched podocytes that may play a

Discover how mechanical stretch alters podocyte morphology and gene expression...!!!🐙 Mechanical stress simulates the in vivo situation!

I am so delighted to announce the webinar in which I will present a state-of-the-art technology for screening drugs using zebrafish larvae 🐟 as an ideal animal model. This innovative method opens the way for the discovery of new compounds and drugs to treat e.g. kidney disease

I am thrilled and congratulate my postdoc Maximilian Schindler Universitätsmedizin. His picture was chosen as the cover image for NDT !The image shows the glomerulus of a zebrafish larva isolated using a new technique and highlights the podocytes in green and the endothelial

There's no place like MV (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) in Germany—a region where working, living, and starting a business blend seamlessly together in a fantastic way😀👏. Imagine you are talking directly with e.g. Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig, @MinisterPegel, @Ministerin Stefanie

I am so thrilled to announce that the ERCSG (European Renal Cell Study Group) meeting, a prestigious event known for its tradition and commitment, will be hosted by my team and me Universitätsmedizin in Mecklenburg Western Pomerania from April 3-6, 2025!🎇 The venue is truly

What’s better than a surprise visit to our recently opened Sealy Drug Discovery Institute UTMB Health !? VP Dr. Sanja Sever has done a terrific job realizing the brand new space and is building her team. Our promise is to lead Texas to better health through discovery science.

🎉 Our manuscript has just been accepted by the Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine and will be available there very soon. This paper presents an excellent method for multiple staining of the same kidney sections with different antibodies in repeating staining cycles,

An outstanding place to work and live! The University Medicine Greifswald Universitätsmedizin is a leading hospital in Germany with cutting-edge technologies! Science Minister Bettina Martin hands over the funding decision for the ultra-modern surgical robot, one of only three in

It is a great honor and pleasure for me, Universitätsmedizin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to welcome Professor Jochen Reiser MD PhD, the President of UTMB Health and a valued friend since more than 20 years, to the meeting of the European Renal Cell Study Group (ERCSG) in 2025! This

Special issue on “Kidney Disease Models, Cellular Mechanisms, and Potential Treatments”. As the invited editor of the upcoming special issue of "Cells", I am excited to invite YOU to submit your manuscript. We are looking for innovative research on animal models, new treatment