Large WWTF grant goes to CCC research team
With its Life Sciences “Precision Medicine” 2020 Call, the WWTF is funding a project to develop..
Cancer Research Run: Record donations of over €230,000
(Vienna, 28.10.2021) 49 running teams, 28 sponsors and partners and a total of around 2,000 runners..
Visit of a member of the National Council for Education, Research and Innovation
(Vienna, 04.10.2021) Maria Theresia Niss, ÖVP member of the National Council for Education,..
Running for cancer research – on 9 October from 10am to 2pm
(Vienna, 30.09.2021) As last year, the motto of the 15th MedUni Vienna Cancer Research Walk on..
Generous donation to the Institute for Cancer Research
(Vienna, 12.07.2021) A long-standing, loyal sponsor of our institute supports research projects
Potential marker for success of immunotherapy in the treatment of lung cancer
(Vienna, 08.07.2021) Lung cancer has the highest mortality rate of all cancers, and treatment..
Austrian Academy of Sciences awards Mannagetta Prize for Medicine to Joanna Loizou
(Vienna, 14.06.2021) The Austrian Academy of Sciences has awarded the Johann Wilhelm Ritter von..
Pancreatic cancer: study sheds light on mechanisms of metastasis in particularly aggressive subtype
(Vienna, 19.05.2021) A study led by MedUni Vienna (Institute of Cancer Research and Comprehensive..
Promising metallodrug candidate for tumour therapy - Tracking down the mode of action of BOLD-100
(Vienna, 05.03.2021) BOLD-100/KP1339 is a ruthenium-based anticancer agent that has been decisively..
World Cancer Day on February 4, 2021
(Vienna, 04.02.2021) Eat yourself sick - Cancer caused by wrong diet?
Generous donation to the Institute for Cancer Research
Today we had a special guest at the Institute for Cancer Research! Mr. Ferdinand Molzer, a longtime and loyal sponsor made a generous donation to the Institute for Cancer Research for our research projects.
Over a good cup of coffee with the head of the institute Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Maria Sibilia he talked about his time as a firefighter in action for the city of Vienna. After many decades of great commitment to society, Mr. Molzer is now in a well-deserved retirement.
We are very happy that Mr. Molzer visited us and we wish him all the best for the future!
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