Anne Schaefer explores the ageing brainmore
A conversation with our Gender Equality Officersmore
Epigenetic changes in old age increase risk of osteoporosis and bone fracturesmore
miR-1 loss leads to improved motility in a worm model for Huntington’s Disease more
Internal sensor coordinates the cellular stress response to alter the composition of extracellular proteinsmore
Old and young skin stem cells are both capable of renewing the skin and its hair follicles. A slower renewal turnover of aged skin and its hair ...more
We are among the first signing members of the initiative of the DFG and "Tierversuche verstehen" for open communication about animals in research. more
Questions and answers on animal experiments with reduced food intake at the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing.more
Voices of our employees: Andrea Veith and Claudia Konitzer from the International Office at the MPI for Biology of Ageing.more
Photo exhibition provides insights into old agemore
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