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Exact mechanism of serotonin transport in nerve cells researched

MedUni Vienna mourns the loss of Nikolaus Veit-Rubin

– University, People of the MedUni Vienna

Gynaecologist from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology has died

Cartilage matrix as natural biomaterial for cartilage regeneration

– Medicine & Science

Using the potential of the natural cartilage matrix to create an optimal environment for cartilage cells or stem cells

Imaging the human retina with miniaturised spectrometer

– Medicine & Science

MedUni Vienna researchers produce first in vivo images with miniaturised Optical Coherence Tomography spectrometer

Child and adolescent psychiatric care in Austria inadequate

– Medicine & Science

Study finds too few training opportunities for specialists and too few treatment centres nationwide

Thomas Bauer awarded Science Prize by Austrian Society of Dermatology

– People of the MedUni Vienna

For research into adverse skin reactions following cancer treatment

Austrian Vaccination Day 2021 characterised by COVID-19

– Medicine & Science

Protection of the Austrian population and immunisation will be higher if greater vaccination coverage is achieved

Awards for researchers at MedUni Vienna's Karl Chiari Lab for Orthopaedic Biology

– People of the MedUni Vienna

Daniela Weinmann and Mahmoud Elshamly awarded Science Prizes for studies on cartilage and disc degeneration

More than just a sun tan: ultraviolet light helps marine animals to tell the time of year

– Medicine & Science

Max Perutz Labs team shows that marine bristle worms sense seasonal intensity changes of UVA/deep violet light to adjust the levels of important…

Coronavirus - New vaccination campaign launched

– Medicine & Science

"Austria vaccinates" initiative of the Red Cross launched with the support of MedUni Vienna experts

New model for predicting course of COVID-19 could relieve pressure on the healthcare system

– Medicine & Science

Mathematical model identifies reliably COVID-19 patients who are likely to have a more favourable disease course