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Protein plaques in the brain are the cause of Alzheimer's disease and the starting point for possible therapies. At later stages, however, the disease…

In an interview with the Hertie Foundation, Hertie Fellow Dr. rer. nat. Marion Inostroza (Tübingen University Hospital) talks about her research,…

Taste receptors in more than 10,000 taste buds on the tongue react to sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami, which means spicy or savory. But it's in…

Researchers from Tübingen discover link between the protein medin and Alzheimer's disease

Professor Ulf Ziemann and Professor Mathias Jucker are among the world's most cited scientists again this year, according to a recent analysis by…

At the HIH, as part of the Johannes Dichgans scholarship program, doctoral scholarships for students of human medicine will again be offered for the…

The HIH will collaborate with the Paris Brain Institute (ICM) in Paris with a joint project to investigate biomarker changes in neurodegenerative…

The "Verein der Freunde der Gemeinnützigen Hertie-Stiftung" accepted the invitation to Tübingen and visited the HIH on October 14, 2022.

After a…

The HIH congratulates the Center for Rare Diseases at University Hospital Tübingen on its certification as one of the first centers for rare diseases.…

The largest sensory organ of humans is the skin. It is responsible for many stimuli such as pressure, temperature or pain. Feeling is not about one…