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Research

Science in Ulm

The renowned University of Ulm is home to a number of internationally recognized scientists that focus on the ontogeny and malignant transformation of the hematopoietic system. The Max-Eder group has been established in this setting and takes advantage of the „science in ulm“. Mainstays of the scientific environment are:

nationally and internationally renowned large Clinical Departments for Adult and Pediatric Hematology, Nuclear Medicine and Transfusion Medicine,
a number of Institutes within the Faculties like the Insitute of Pathology, Immunology, Physical Chemistry, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Clinical Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Neuroinformatics, Biophysics and Gene Therapy,
unique biobanks in hematological diseases derived from patients entered into clinical trials,
a recently established International Ph.D. Program in Molecular Medicine,
a high degree of integration of the groups within research networks as well as international boards and committees and
well established cooperations with academic partners and industry