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Further Notifications

Here you find all press releases and further notifications, as well as all events of Fraunhofer ITMP.

Scientific Symposium / 21.2.2025

Commemorative Event in Honor of Prof. Dr. Marcus Maurer

The Institute of Allergology at Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin invites you to a memorial symposium on February 21, 2025 at 10 a.m. to commemorate the life and work of our esteemed colleague Prof. Dr. Marcus Maurer, whose commitment and achievements in the field of allergology and dermatology were invaluable. During the symposium, companions, colleagues, family and friends will talk about his significant contributions to research of mast cell-mediated diseases and share memories of an extraordinary personality.
A live broadcast of the commemorative event is planned.

News / 30.10.2024

First patient in the ECTU in Göttingen

The newly established Early Clinical Trial Unit (ECTU) at the Fraunhofer ITMP site TNM in Göttingen provides the opportunity to conduct early-phase clinical trials in close cooperation with the University Medical Center Göttingen.
As part of the multicenter phase I clinical trial “RED4MS” study, sponsored by Cellerys, the first patient has now been treated with a novel therapeutic approach for multiple sclerosis. Red blood cells isolated from the patients are coupled with disease-specific antigens through a specialized procedure, and then reintroduced to the patient. The aim of this therapy is to induce immune tolerance, thereby avoiding the conventional immunosuppressive treatment approach.

News / 25.9.2024

Fraunhofer ITMP stem cell researcher as panelist at the GSCN conference

A panel discussion with invited stem cell researchers took place in Jena as part of the 12th annual conference of the German Stem Cell Network (GSCN). The discussion focused on the current status and future of applied stem cell research. The role of stem cells in research into cancer, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, therapeutic approaches for diabetes and the discovery of new “old” drugs for rare diseases was explained. Short films presented the research of the scientists involved - including Dr. Ole Pless from the Fraunhofer ITMP location Hamburg. 

 

 

Research Divisions

Fraunhofer ITMP is organized in 3 cross-site research divisions.

 

Drug Discovery

 

From target to screening to lead optimization and formulation.

 

Preclinical Research

 

Translational cycles and OMICs analyses for characterization of biological mechanisms and novel targets.

 

Clinical Research

 

From „Proof-of-Concept“ to the characterization of established products: “Quality by Design” for successful translation of innovative ideas.

Innovation Areas

Fraunhofer ITMP is optimally interconnected internally as well as externally with other Fraunhofer institutes, universities and industry via the innovation areas. This is the prerequisite for transdisciplinary and flexible cooperation in the areas of new technologies, disease and treatment concepts.

Institute Locations

 

Locations of Fraunhofer ITMP

 

Fraunhofer ITMP, with its headquarters in Frankfurt am Main, currently has four additional institute locations in Hamburg, Göttingen, Berlin and Penzberg/Munich.

 

Headquarters of Fraunhofer ITMP

Frankfurt am Main

 

The site has strong expertise in pharmacology and clinical trials in immune-mediated diseases and pain. 

 

Discovery Research ScreeningPort

Hamburg

 

The site has strong expertise in high-throughput drug discovery (in silico, in vitro screening and drug repurposing) as well as a broad offering in "medical data science".

 

Translational Neuroinflammation and Automated Microscopy TNM

Göttingen

The site has strong expertise in high- and super-resolution microscopy techniques; as well as neuroinflammation and degenerative diseases.

 

Immunology and Allergology IA

Berlin


The site has strong expertise in dermatology, allergology, and immunological mast cell-mediated inflammatory diseases of the skin.

 

Immunology, Infection and Pandemic Research IIP

Penzberg/Munich


The site has strong expertise in developing interventions to address the outbreak of new and spread of existing infectious diseases.