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2020-08-06
Nationwide research network with HZI participation publishes current findings on COVID-19
2020-08-03
Platform of DZIF and HZI collects antibody studies on new coronavirus
2020-07-23
Transmission via aerosols occurred over more than eight meters – housing conditions of workers of secondary importance
2020-07-16
HIRI researchers chart the transcriptome map of an anaerobic commensal
2020-07-03
HZI coordinates study to clarify the actual spread of SARS-CoV-2 in Germany
2020-06-29
HIPS researchers decipher a step in the biosynthesis of an antibiotically active natural product
2020-06-25
Anna K. H. Hirsch coordinates EU-funded training of new generation of researchers
2020-06-17
District of Reutlingen is the first region chosen for serological testing in the population
2020-06-10
Researchers in Braunschweig describe how viruses paralyse natural defence mechanisms
2020-06-09
EU project coordinated at the HZI links research areas to effectively contain the pandemic
2020-06-04
2020-06-03
2020-06-01
2020-05-31
