Research

Media
 

Chronic pain is a complex disease that still lacks effective treatment. We visited the lab of Manuela Schmidt and David Gómez Varela from the University of Vienna who aim to change this using cutting-edge technologies and approaches in proteome research.

Research
 

To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the University of Vienna is organising the photocampaign to highlight the visibility of women and FLINTA* in science. Do you want to be a part of it?

Award/ Grant Winners
 

PhaNuSpo PI, Assoc.-Prof. Hans Kainz, receives this prestigious award, worth around 2 million euros, for the INSIDE-BONE project. The European Research Council (ERC) programme enables basic pioneering research with high innovation potential.

Award/ Grant Winners
 

Congratulations! With their innovative project concept, Judith Rollinger (coordinator) and Lea Ann Dailey (co-coordinator) from the Dep. of Pharmaceutical Sciences have been awarded the prestigious FWF doc:funds programme. This programme supports innovative doctoral training at universities and...

Media
 

Article in German.

Warum sind Schichtarbeiter*innen öfter von Übergewicht und damit verbundenen Krankheiten betroffen? Eine EU-weite Studie unter der Leitung der Uni Wien sucht nach Antworten – und entwickelt Maßnahmen zur Prävention.

Research
 

Our PI Manuela Schmidt and the new head of the Center of Excellence for Metaproteomics biochemist, David Gómez-Varela, have developed innovative methods in the field of metaproteomics and will continue in their research in collaboration with Bruker. Read more about the new facility.

Awards
 

Congratulations to our PI Hans Kainz (Sport Science) on the Dr. Tom Shannon Promising Scientist Award for outstanding early-career scientists!

Awards
 

The Förderungspreise (funding award) of the City of Vienna have been awarded annually since 1951 to honour young artists and academics. The awards recognise the recipients' artistic and academic achievements to date and are intended to encourage them in their future careers. Congratulations...

Research
 

PhD student Katja Csarmann is seeking healthy individuals to participate in a controlled study to test the effects of hop on the immune system.

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