Research at Berlin-Buch
The Berlin-Buch Campus is a unique site for medical research and development in Germany. The Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC), founded in 1992 as a model for clinical research from three institutes of the GDR Academy of Sciences, was the initial driving force for the development of the campus into a research and biotechnology site of supraregional significance. Since 2000, the Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP) has played a major role in this development.
Today, on the 32-hectare site which can look back on a long scientific tradition, institutes for basic medical research, research clinics and biotechnology companies are located in close proximity to each other. Buch's researchers, doctors and entrepreneurs are collaborating in the development of new treatments and diagnostic procedures for cancer, cardiovascular and nervous system diseases.
A modern Congress Center with integrated laboratories on the campus offers multiple opportunities for scientific interaction.
News research
Lighting up tumor cells
MDC PhD student Matthias Jürgen Schmitt is being honored with the Curt Meyer Memorial Prize of the Berlin Cancer Society for his achievements in cancer research. He employs molecular reporters to inve...
more ...BR50: Strengthen the science metropolis Berlin
With a position paper developed under the umbrella of Berlin Research 50, the non-university institutions of Berlin emphasize what is important for science in Berlin.
more ...Downtime at the nerve cell’s protein factories
A team led by MDC researcher Marina Chekulaeva has figured out why protein production slows down in the nerve cells of people suffering from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. This discovery could lead to a...
more ...Events Campus
08.11.2021, 09:00
Weiterbildungskurs: Fachkraft für Molekularbiologie (TÜV) vom 8. - 19. November 2021
Das 11-tägige Intensiv-Seminar vermittelt Grundlagenwissen zu den wichtigsten Labormethoden der modernen Molekularbiologie und vermittelt Einblicke in die klinische Forschung. Nutzen Sie auch die Gele...
more ...22.11.2021, 15:00
VORLESUNGSREIHE "NEUE WEGE IN DER BIOMEDIZIN": Neues aus der Hirnforschung
Themen sind Esssörungen und Multiple Sklerose
more ...30.11.2021, 16:00
VORLESUNG "Eine neue Arzneimittelklasse: Lebende Medikamente - wie Körperzellen heilen können"
In der Vorlesungsreihe "Neue Wege in der Biomedizin" - Aktuelle Forschungsthemen vom Campus Berlin-Buch
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