Stipendien der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften an Forscherinnen der MedUni Wien
(Wien, 22.06.2022) Die Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW) hat weitere..
Long Night of Research 2022 - the Center for Cancer Research is happy about the large number of visitors
(Vienna, 20.05.2022) The Center for Cancer Research and the Comprehensive Cancer Center Vienna were..
Lange Nacht der Forschung am Zentrum für Krebsforschung
Bei der Langen Nacht der Forschung am Zentrum für Krebsforschung am 20. Mai 2022 von 17 Uhr bis 23..
CCC Forschungsförderung: 14 herausragende Projekte ausgezeichnet
(Wien, 05.05.2022) Das Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC) von MedUni Wien und AKH Wien hat 14..
Bladder cancer: therapeutically effective drugs identified
(Vienna, 11.04.2022) A drug screen conducted to test hundreds of chemical compounds in cell..
Iros Barozzi takes over tenure-track assistant professorship at MedUni Vienna
(Vienna, 01.04.2022) As of April 2022, Iros Barozzi starts a §99-(5) Assistant Professorship in..
Antitumor interaction at the cell membrane
(Vienna, 23.03.2022) Glucocorticoid receptor imposes a break on cancer progression
Advancing genome editing through studying DNA repair mechanisms
(Vienna, 09.02.2022) Prime editing is an improved variant of the CRISPR/Cas system that can..
Large WWTF grant goes to CCC research team
(Vienna, 23.12.2021) With its Life Sciences “Precision Medicine” 2020 Call, the WWTF is funding a..
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..
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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