Rhein-Main Cancer Retreat 2024
At this years 5th Rhein-Main Cancer Retreat in Glasshütte the leukemia research group contributed with three outstanding talks by our group leaders, which were accompanied by a total of seven posters.
At this years 5th Rhein-Main Cancer Retreat in Glasshütte the leukemia research group contributed with three outstanding talks by our group leaders, which were accompanied by a total of seven posters.
Welcoming us and international experts the UCT, FCI and the DKTK with their cutting edge conference about cancer research. Filled with exiting talks and posters, held at the Westend Campus of the Goethe-University.
Awarded as the newest members of the Max-Eder-Nachwuchsprogramm junior group leaders Marit and Hannah received a combined amount of 1.5 mio Euros in funding to support their research aims.
A commentary giving insights on Sato et al.'s comprehensive genomic analysis and functional validation. A study advancing our understanding of the genetic factors that influence TAM to ML-DS progression.
Our research group being represented at EHA 2024 with three presentations and two posters, sharing our work on pediatric leukemia.
Like every year the leukemia research group makes it way to the north of Germany for the annual Kind-Phillip-Meeting for an insightful conference about pediatric cancers.
The latest episode of a regional news outlet on German television network SAT.1 featured Prof.Klusmann and Prof.Heckl. The interview gives insights on possible applications of micro RNAs in cancer therapies.
Luca was awarded with the abstract award and presents his work at this years annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology in San Diego.
Publication alert: The identification of long non-coding RNA locus MYNRL15 shows novel therapeutic potential in AMLs with various genetic backgrounds.
Prof. Dirk Heckl takes on a new position and joins the rest of the leukemia research team in Frankfurt.