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The fight against multi-resistant germs

A recent WHO report shows that multi-resistant germs are a massive threat—but researchers are developing new counterstrategies.
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Three questions for molecular biologist Katja Großmann

Katja Großmann is a molecular biologist and, as a research manager, is responsible for the “Health” research field at the Helmholtz Head Office.
Helmholtz promotes AI benchmark projects

With high-quality, trustworthy data sets, Helmholtz is setting new standards for reproducible artificial intelligence—across domains and application-oriented. The first projects for the UNLOCK call…
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Transplants from the 3D printer

At KIT in Karlsruhe, a team led by biochemist Ute Schepers is developing heart valves using a 3D printer. Bioprinting could become standard practice in transplant medicine within the next few years.
Three questions for press spokesperson Susanne Thiele

Susanne Thiele is a microbiologist and head of the Press and Communications Department at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig.
Rare earths – How we can address geostrategic dependencies

Rare earths are indispensable for many modern technologies. To remain independent of monopolist regions, we must invest in suitable research infrastructures – a viewpoint by Jens Gutzmer, mineralogist…

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