HI-STEM lab visited by Tino Sorge, Member of the German Bundestag

Tino Sorge together with Andreas Trumpp at the DKFZ's Flow Cytometry Core Facility

Today, Tino Sorge has visited the HI-STEM lab as part of the 1st German Cancer Research Congress (GCRC).

Andreas Trumpp took the opportunity to explain how modern cancer research at the HI-STEM lab and the DKFZis pivotal for the development of innovative and effective new cancer treatments.

Prof. Dr. Andreas Trumpp

Dr. Marieke Essers

Dr. Michael Milsom

Dr. Martin Sprick

Dr. Marc Thier

Dr. Simon Haas

Dr. Dr. Daniel
Hübschmann

Dr. Rene Jackstadt

Dr. Hamed Alborzinia

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Experimental
Hematology

Inflammatory Stress
in Stem Cells

Pattern Recognition &
Digital Medicine

Stem Cells at the
Interface of
Hematopoiesis,
Immunity & Cancer

Neural
Reprogramming
and Clinical
Translation

Stem Cells and
Metastases

Cancer Progression
and Metastasis

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HI-STEM lab visited by Tino Sorge, Member of the German Bundestag

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