Guest visit fostered scientific exchange on ocular immunology, corneal biology, and translational ophthalmology.
Metabolism and immunity are recurring themes across many of the SFB’s projects.
Strategic discussions and project updates define the next steps for SFB 1607.
Leading experts from UMC Utrecht visit SFB 1607 for lectures and scientific exchange.
SFB 1607 Visiting Professor from Japan
Registration is open until June 30 via https://www.sfb1607.de/en/.
New SFB 1607 project explores astrocyte-mediated mitochondrial clearance in optic neuropathies.
New funding line promotes innovative collaborations across projects and research areas.
Participants particularly valued the creation of an intimate and safe space, the presence of a warm and approachable workshop leader,…
In addition to raising awareness of sustainable practices in healthcare, the group implements concrete projects directly on-site.
The highlight of the meeting was the 9th Maternushaus honorary lecture delivered by Prof. Dr. Berthold Seitz (Saarland University Medical…
The two-year mentoring program is aimed at female physicians engaged in research who are working toward a habilitation.
Advancing AI-driven ophthalmology through international collaboration and scientific exchange.
His project “The effect of UVA and UVB on Keratoconus cell populations” was able to impress the selection committee of…
UniStem Day is an international outreach initiative dedicated to raising awareness and fostering education about stem cell research among school…
Research on macrophages and dendritic cells
To date, 27 fellows from countries with limited medical resources have participated.
International glaucoma expert assumes leadership in Mainz.
The article was published in Cells in January 2026.
Two days of science, strategy, and collaboration shaping the future of SFB 1607.
