Michael Reth receives one of the most prestigious international prizes awarded in Germany in the field of medicine
Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize
Why Do the Well-fed Die Young?
A new evolutionary hypothesis for the effect of dietary restriction on lifespan
Smart Nanodevices Against Gliomas
Novel nanodevices selectively target glioma cells and release chemotherapeutics in a controlled manner
Germany's Most Prestigious Research Prize
The Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize 2014 has been awarded to eleven outstanding researchers
Bimodal Nanoprobes to Image Brain Tumors
Bimodal nanoprobes allow accurate fluorescent and magnetic resonance imaging of glioblastomas
Making the Good Much Better Against Cancer
Synthesis, anti-tubulin and antiproliferative structure–activity relationship of steroidomimetic dihydroisoquinolinones
GDCh Prize for Authors and Journalists
Dr. Michael Gross, Oxford, UK, has been awarded by the Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh; German Chemical Society)
Inducing the Self-Digestion of Melanoma Cells
A compound that kills melanoma cells through an apoptosis-independent mechanism has been discovered
Asian Plant for Better Vision
Retinal degeneration can be prevented by ethanol extracts of a plant widely cultivated in East Asia
Vitamin C Deficiency – Part 3
Looking at the chemical and physiological properties of vitamin C and at how it intervenes in many biochemical processes