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Team:BIOTEC Dresden/Biopolis Dresden
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<p>Biopolis Dresden is characterized by a vibrant international community of researchers that pursues multidisciplinary research at the highest level in the state – of – the – art research centers in Dresden. Over the years, a number of excellent research centers have been founded as part of a scientific drive to make Dresden a competitive location for Biotechnology and Biomedicine. </p> | <p>Biopolis Dresden is characterized by a vibrant international community of researchers that pursues multidisciplinary research at the highest level in the state – of – the – art research centers in Dresden. Over the years, a number of excellent research centers have been founded as part of a scientific drive to make Dresden a competitive location for Biotechnology and Biomedicine. </p> | ||
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<h2>Bio Innovation Center</h2> | <h2>Bio Innovation Center</h2> | ||
<p>The Bio Innovation Center houses the BIOTEC, CRTD and the B³. </p> | <p>The Bio Innovation Center houses the BIOTEC, CRTD and the B³. </p> | ||
<h3>BIOTEC</h3> | <h3>BIOTEC</h3> | ||
<p>The Biotechnology Center in Dresden was founded in 2000 with the main goal of developing state – of – the – art biotechnology and life sciences. Over recent years, the BIOTEC has been fostering novel revolutionary discoveries in the fields of molecular bioengineering, regenerative medicine, bio physics and bio nanotechnology. Today, it is an international multidisciplinary center offering home to top research groups consisting of six professorships and seven junior research groups from over 35 countries, working on molecular genetics, genomics, proteomics, biophysics, tissue engineering, bioinformatics and cellular machines. The quality of top – notch research is reflected by numerous publications in a myriad of leading journals in addition to several national and international awards. </p> | <p>The Biotechnology Center in Dresden was founded in 2000 with the main goal of developing state – of – the – art biotechnology and life sciences. Over recent years, the BIOTEC has been fostering novel revolutionary discoveries in the fields of molecular bioengineering, regenerative medicine, bio physics and bio nanotechnology. Today, it is an international multidisciplinary center offering home to top research groups consisting of six professorships and seven junior research groups from over 35 countries, working on molecular genetics, genomics, proteomics, biophysics, tissue engineering, bioinformatics and cellular machines. The quality of top – notch research is reflected by numerous publications in a myriad of leading journals in addition to several national and international awards. </p> | ||
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<h3>CRTD</h3> | <h3>CRTD</h3> | ||
<p> The CRTD is the result of the joint effort of a network of over 80 principal investigators from seven research institutes in Dresden including the BIOTEC, MPI – CBG, the Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials and the Medical Theoretical Center. Started as the DFG Center for Regenerative Therapies; gradually, this interdisciplinary center has become the Cluster of Excellence from “Cells to tissues to therapies: Engineering the cellular basis of regeneration” of the TU Dresden. The research in the DRTD focuses on various areas including neurodegeneration, hard tissue replacement, haemotology/immunology, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. </p> | <p> The CRTD is the result of the joint effort of a network of over 80 principal investigators from seven research institutes in Dresden including the BIOTEC, MPI – CBG, the Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials and the Medical Theoretical Center. Started as the DFG Center for Regenerative Therapies; gradually, this interdisciplinary center has become the Cluster of Excellence from “Cells to tissues to therapies: Engineering the cellular basis of regeneration” of the TU Dresden. The research in the DRTD focuses on various areas including neurodegeneration, hard tissue replacement, haemotology/immunology, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. </p> | ||
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<p>The Center for Innovation Competence in Molecular Bioengineering is all set to explore the three dimensions of molecular bioengineering: BioProspecting, BioNanoTools and BioMimetic materials. </p> | <p>The Center for Innovation Competence in Molecular Bioengineering is all set to explore the three dimensions of molecular bioengineering: BioProspecting, BioNanoTools and BioMimetic materials. </p> | ||
<h2>MPI – CBG</h2> | <h2>MPI – CBG</h2> | ||
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<p>The Max Planck institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden was founded in 1998 and is one of the 80 institutes of the Max Plank Society. Home to nearly 400 scientists from around 45 nations including around twenty five research group leaders, the MPI – CBG hosts research in four major areas: biophysics, cell biology, developmental biology and systems biology; although in reality, the research projects are highly inter disciplinary. The International Max Planck Research School for Molecular Cell Biology and Bioengineering (IMPRS - MCBB) is a joint program of the TUD and the MPI – CBG which trains young talented scientists in cutting – edge research. In 2009, the Scientist voted the MPI-CBG number one place in the world in academia and number one in the world to do a post doctorate.</p> | <p>The Max Planck institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden was founded in 1998 and is one of the 80 institutes of the Max Plank Society. Home to nearly 400 scientists from around 45 nations including around twenty five research group leaders, the MPI – CBG hosts research in four major areas: biophysics, cell biology, developmental biology and systems biology; although in reality, the research projects are highly inter disciplinary. The International Max Planck Research School for Molecular Cell Biology and Bioengineering (IMPRS - MCBB) is a joint program of the TUD and the MPI – CBG which trains young talented scientists in cutting – edge research. In 2009, the Scientist voted the MPI-CBG number one place in the world in academia and number one in the world to do a post doctorate.</p> | ||
<h2>MTZ</h2> | <h2>MTZ</h2> | ||
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<p>The Medical Theoretical Center comprises the Medical faculty from the TU Dresden wherein scientists perform high level research involving analysis of stem cells, neurobiology, molecular diabetology, immunology, medical microbiology and physiological chemistry.</p> | <p>The Medical Theoretical Center comprises the Medical faculty from the TU Dresden wherein scientists perform high level research involving analysis of stem cells, neurobiology, molecular diabetology, immunology, medical microbiology and physiological chemistry.</p> | ||
<h2>MBC</h2> | <h2>MBC</h2> | ||
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<p>The Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials in Dresden was established in 2002 and hosts research scientists from the TUD and the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research (IPF) under one roof. This institute offers an interdisciplinary research such as study of the nature of manmade materials and manipulating them so as to implement features of living matter into them by matrix engineering and haemocompatible interfaces (biofunctional polymer materials); understanding the strategies of nanomechanics and nanoelectronics by means of complex nano materials (materials science and nanotechnology) and the analysis and study of biomaterials.</p> | <p>The Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials in Dresden was established in 2002 and hosts research scientists from the TUD and the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research (IPF) under one roof. This institute offers an interdisciplinary research such as study of the nature of manmade materials and manipulating them so as to implement features of living matter into them by matrix engineering and haemocompatible interfaces (biofunctional polymer materials); understanding the strategies of nanomechanics and nanoelectronics by means of complex nano materials (materials science and nanotechnology) and the analysis and study of biomaterials.</p> | ||
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Revision as of 12:20, 23 October 2010
Biopolis Dresden is characterized by a vibrant international community of researchers that pursues multidisciplinary research at the highest level in the state – of – the – art research centers in Dresden. Over the years, a number of excellent research centers have been founded as part of a scientific drive to make Dresden a competitive location for Biotechnology and Biomedicine.
Bio Innovation Center
The Bio Innovation Center houses the BIOTEC, CRTD and the B³.
BIOTEC
The Biotechnology Center in Dresden was founded in 2000 with the main goal of developing state – of – the – art biotechnology and life sciences. Over recent years, the BIOTEC has been fostering novel revolutionary discoveries in the fields of molecular bioengineering, regenerative medicine, bio physics and bio nanotechnology. Today, it is an international multidisciplinary center offering home to top research groups consisting of six professorships and seven junior research groups from over 35 countries, working on molecular genetics, genomics, proteomics, biophysics, tissue engineering, bioinformatics and cellular machines. The quality of top – notch research is reflected by numerous publications in a myriad of leading journals in addition to several national and international awards.
CRTD
The CRTD is the result of the joint effort of a network of over 80 principal investigators from seven research institutes in Dresden including the BIOTEC, MPI – CBG, the Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials and the Medical Theoretical Center. Started as the DFG Center for Regenerative Therapies; gradually, this interdisciplinary center has become the Cluster of Excellence from “Cells to tissues to therapies: Engineering the cellular basis of regeneration” of the TU Dresden. The research in the DRTD focuses on various areas including neurodegeneration, hard tissue replacement, haemotology/immunology, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
ZIK B³/h3>
The Center for Innovation Competence in Molecular Bioengineering is all set to explore the three dimensions of molecular bioengineering: BioProspecting, BioNanoTools and BioMimetic materials.
MPI – CBG
The Max Planck institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden was founded in 1998 and is one of the 80 institutes of the Max Plank Society. Home to nearly 400 scientists from around 45 nations including around twenty five research group leaders, the MPI – CBG hosts research in four major areas: biophysics, cell biology, developmental biology and systems biology; although in reality, the research projects are highly inter disciplinary. The International Max Planck Research School for Molecular Cell Biology and Bioengineering (IMPRS - MCBB) is a joint program of the TUD and the MPI – CBG which trains young talented scientists in cutting – edge research. In 2009, the Scientist voted the MPI-CBG number one place in the world in academia and number one in the world to do a post doctorate.
MTZ
The Medical Theoretical Center comprises the Medical faculty from the TU Dresden wherein scientists perform high level research involving analysis of stem cells, neurobiology, molecular diabetology, immunology, medical microbiology and physiological chemistry.
MBC
The Max Bergmann Center of Biomaterials in Dresden was established in 2002 and hosts research scientists from the TUD and the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research (IPF) under one roof. This institute offers an interdisciplinary research such as study of the nature of manmade materials and manipulating them so as to implement features of living matter into them by matrix engineering and haemocompatible interfaces (biofunctional polymer materials); understanding the strategies of nanomechanics and nanoelectronics by means of complex nano materials (materials science and nanotechnology) and the analysis and study of biomaterials.
