CMMC Symposium 2026

"Metabolic Control of Tissue Regeneration and Degeneration"
September 28 - 30, 2026

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September 9 + 10, Campus Medical Faculty Cologne

CMMC 2026-2028

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Sustainability Days 2026 at the Medical Faculty

27/08/2026 | The Sustainability Working Group of the University of Cologne’s Faculty of Medicine is organizing a two-day open-air event on the biomedical campus titled “Sustainability Days 2026.” The event will take place on September 9 and 10, 2026, and is aimed at employees of the University Hospital and the Faculty of Medicine, researchers from affiliated research institutes, members of the university community, students, and guests from neighboring universities.

SFB 1403 International Symposium on Cell Death

25/08/2026 | The "SFB 1403 International Symposium on Cell Death", organized and hosted by the SFB 1403, will take place on September 23-25, 2026 at the Max Planck Institute of Ageing (Cologne). Registration is open, spots are limited.

FOR 2722 International Symposium 2026

25/08/2026 | The FOR 2722 International Symposium 2026 "ECM Dynamics: Shaping Tissues and Diseases", organized by the FOR 2722, will take place on September 9-10, 2026 at the CIO Building (University Hospital Cologne).

Research Advancing Precision Medicine for Neuroblastoma

13/08/2026 | PD Dr. Carolina Rosswog from the Department of Experimental Pediatric Oncology at University Hospital Cologne has received €151,200 in research funding from the Marga and Walter Boll Foundation.

Quality Control of Proteins of the Cellular Membrane Starts at the Ribosome

12/08/2026 | Ribosomes, the protein factories of our cells, have difficulties building large proteins residing in cellular membranes, a new study finds / publication in “The EMBO Journal”

Researchers Discover a New Mechanism for Ensuring Cell Energy Supply

24/07/2026 | A research team at the University of Cologne has discovered a previously unknown link between the oxidative folding of proteins and the formation of the vital molecule haem. The findings show how mitochondria (known as the powerhouses of the cell) maintain their function and could help us to better understand rare metabolic disorders.


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