DIVISION POLYMER BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE
- 18.06.2026 Cover published in Advanced Materials
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This cover depicts the molecular architecture of an “Olympic gel” built from mechanically interlocked plasmids. The ring-shaped DNA molecules can reversibly open and close through diversified lock-and-key domains, … more »
- 11.06.2026 Colloquium: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayala Lampel, Programming Peptide Biomolecular Condensates through Molecular Design
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Seminar room B1 more »
- 03.06.2026 Colloquium: Asst. Prof. Dr. Louise Jawerth, Biomolecular Condensates as Soft Materials: From Liquids to Glasses to Fibers
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June 03, 2026 10 am, Conference hall more »
- 21.05.2026 IPF Researchers Develop Data-Driven Biomaterials to Guide Cancer Organoid States
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Understanding and controlling how cancer cells transition between different states remains a critical challenge in tumor biology. In a recent publication in Advanced Materials, researchers from the Leibniz Institute of … more »
- 08.04.2026 Colloquium: Prof. Dr. Thomas Ederth, Biofouling and bioadhesion - towards understanding and prevention at the molecular level
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April 8, 2026 1 pm, Seminar room B1 more »
- 26.03.2026 Colloquium: Jean-Pierre de Levay, From Membrane Engineering to Blood Therapeutics
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March 26, 2026 1.30 pm, Seminar room B1 more »
- 26.02.2026 Colloquium: Prof. Dr. Laurence Meagher, Moving Bioprinting Towards Clinical Application
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seminar room WE01 more »
- 30.01.2026 Francis Morgan wins Chemistry PhD Award
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Dr. Francis Morgan has been awarded the Chemistry PhD Award by the Chemistry Center Maastricht (CCM) at University of Maastricht, NL for his outstanding doctoral research. His thesis, "Bond. Dynamic bond: rational … more »
- 30.01.2026 A biphasic in vitro model of early breast cancer bone metastasis published in Advanced Science
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Jana Sievers-Liebschner and colleagues designed mineralized cryogel/hydrogel constructs that mimic various components of the bone microenvironment to advance the in vitro investigation of early breast cancer bone … more »
- 05.01.2026 Publication on the blood response to different doses of silk nanoparticles
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The publication “Blood compatibility of silk nanoparticles: impact of size and dose” presents a collaboration between Manfred Maitz at the IPF Dresden and Philipp Seib at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow (now at … more »