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20 Nov 2014

Cohesin: a cherry-shaped molecule safeguards cell-division

The cohesin molecule ensures the proper distribution of DNA during cell division. Scientists at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) in...
17 Nov 2014

Max Birnstiel (1933-2014)

We are deeply saddened by the unexpected death of our founding director Max L. Birnstiel, who passed away peacefully on 15th of November at the age...
12 Nov 2014

Johannes Zuber selected as EMBO Young Investigator

IMP Group Leader Johannes Zuber has been appointed to join the distinct group of Young Investigators identified this year by the European Molecular...
22 Oct 2014

IMP Scientist Ursula Schöberl receives L’ORÉAL-Award 2014

IMP Scientist Ursula Schöberl receives L’ORÉAL-Award 2014. The young molecular biologist is one of four women who have been elected into the program...
02 Oct 2014

Kirsten Peter Rabitsch Award 2014 for Elif Eroglu

On October 2, leading up to the second day of the annual “IMP-IMBA Recess”, this year’s Kirsten Peter Rabitsch Award was presented to Elif Eroglu, a...
08 Sep 2014

VBC PhD Symposium, 6-7 November 2014

For the twelfth time, PhD-students of the IMP and partner-institutions at the Vienna Biocenter have organised their own scientific symposium....
08 Jul 2014

"Lens on Life” - Artists and Scientists Explore Cell Division

The exhibition “Lens on Life” will be on view at the Federica Schiavo Gallery in Rome from 10 July to 28 August 2014. The art-project complements...

07 Jul 2014

Alexander Stark among the world’s most highly cited researchers

IMP Group Leader Alexander Stark was named “Highly Cited Researcher 2014” in a new ranking compiled by Thomson Reuters, a leading authority in...
25 May 2014

Mind alteration device makes flies sing and dance

Researchers at the Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) in Vienna present novel method to study the activity of specific brain regions in moving...
19 May 2014

High-speed imaging method captures entire brain activity

Researchers at the Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) and the Max F. Perutz Laboratories (MFPL) in Vienna, Austria, collaborated with scientists...