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Research and innovation go hand in hand! Find out here how versatile the projects at the NMI are:

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Development of the world's first thymus-on-chip for in vitro T-cell production and advanced drug testing

The NMI, in collaboration with Genewity B.V and Pyroscience GmbH, develops the world's first thymus-on-Chip platform to generate functional T-cells in…

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Tribotrick

The project is developing a more precise thermoelectric method for measuring the contact temperature in rolling contacts without influencing the…

Synapsing

Synapsing researches synapse dysfunction in mental and neurodegenerative diseases, develops blood biomarkers for diagnosis and therapy monitoring and…

PrecAIse

Expansion of precision oncology treatment of tumor patients by integrating focused protein analysis and personalized microtumor drug tests.

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ENDO-RELIEF

Investigation of the pathogenesis and new treatment options for endometriosis using patient-derived tissue models and multimodal imaging

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PRADA

Preclinical development of alpha-synuclein disaggregating therapeutic peptides for the treatment of Parkinson's disease

ALBUCOL

Promising breakthrough in medicine thanks to new ways of replacing damaged human tissue

Cell-specific analysis of spatial ion patterns of stomata under salinity in two salt sensitve crops

Analysis of a cell layer of field bean leaves for the University of Hohenheim. The aim is to understand the reasons for the salt tolerance of plants

CO2-FaX2: CO2 for active energy use

Improved technologies for the absorption, storage and energetic utilization of atmospheric CO2 in the Neckar-Alb region. The focus is on the research…

HEAL-X Bioink

Research and development of a bio-inspired, self-healing biomaterial ink for 3D bioprinting

Fiber4Ink

ProMat_KMU: Fiber-modulated bio-ink platform for topographically, molecularly and electrically directed cell growth (Fiber4Ink) - Research into a…

Woundsens

A paradigm shift in health monitoring with electrospun enzymatic neomaterials

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