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Publications

Reflections on the International Virus Bioinformatics Meeting (ViBioM) 2024 in Leuven

2024-06-24
In: People, Publications, Workshops & Conferences

Once again, the International Virus Bioinformatics Meeting (ViBioM) brought together leading scientists to advance the critical nexus between virology and bioinformatics. Held from May 28 to 30, 2024, at theRead More →

Deciphering Aging: A Genetic Journey through the Mouse Brain

2024-04-29
In: People, Publications

Brain aging is a complex process that involves various molecular changes, impacting cognitive function and susceptibility to neurodegenerative diseases. Understanding these changes is crucial for developing interventions to delay cognitiveRead More →

Vienna Calling: Our Highlights from the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Virology (GfV)

2024-04-10
In: People, Publications, Workshops & Conferences

The Annual Meeting of the Society for Virology (GfV) took place from March 25 to March 28, 2024, at the Medical University of Vienna in the city of Vienna. AfterRead More →

Magnipore: A Powerful Pipeline for Detecting RNA Modifications and Mutations

2023-03-28
In: Publications, Software

Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) can sequence DNA and RNA directly without amplification. They use nanopores with sequencing sensors to measure the electrical currents of nucleotides passing through the pores. ThisRead More →

Shedding some light on the relationship between chronobiology and aging.

2022-01-06
In: Publications

The life of most organisms is, beyond other influences, controlled by two central biological events: Biological rhythms based on the timely regulation of physiological processes, and the biology of aging.Read More →

Not everything gets bad when we get old.

2020-08-13
In: Publications

Understanding the aging process is still a significant challenge to enable healthy aging and prevent age-related diseases. Most studies in age research investigate the decline in organ functionality and geneRead More →

How our protective systems turn against us during aging.

2019-10-16
In: Publications