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Exact mechanism of serotonin transport in nerve cells researched

MedUni Vienna mourns the loss of Thomas Ströbel

– People of the MedUni Vienna

Pioneering member of staff in the Division of Neuropathology and Neurochemistry has passed away

Colorectal cancer research is placing greater emphasis on immune cells

– Medicine & Science

Study by MedUni Vienna reveals new mechanism in targeted therapy against metastatic colorectal cancer

Rector Markus Müller awarded the IKG’s Torberg Medal

– University, People of the MedUni Vienna, Organisation

Highest honour bestowed by the Jewish Community of Vienna recognises commitment to combating anti-Semitism and promoting a culture of remembrance

Social exclusion intensifies adolescents’ reaction to images of self-injury

– Medicine & Science

Study reveals measurable effects of social rejection on stress regulation and attentional processes

 

KinderuniWien 2026: Registration opens

– University, Medicine & Science

Around 370 courses taught by more than 600 dedicated academics

 

Medical data on altitude exposure following lung transplantation published

– Medicine & Science

MedUni Vienna documents the physical responses of transplant patients during an expedition to the highest mountain in the Americas

New special issue on safe drinking water published

– Medicine & Science

VIWA 2020+ research collaboration makes findings accessible to the water sector

Goals, cheers and gamma-GT: Can major football events be detected in the lab?

– Medicine & Science

A research team at MedUni Vienna analysed more than 560,000 laboratory test results relating to European Championships and World Cups

 

MedUni Vienna sustainability project wins Sustainability Award

– University, Medicine & Science, Organisation

Gold for “greenCCR – Fighting Cancer Sustainably” at the Center for Cancer Research

Alongshan virus detected in Austria for the first time

– Medicine & Science

Study provides initial evidence that the tick-borne virus has been circulating in Central Europe for decades