The switch

A story of biostatistics, laboratories, and precision health

What goes around comes around

The biomedical cycle of research for precision and prevention in health

Tiny blobs. Huge potential

How clusters of living cells are teaching scientists about how the body functions

Investigating Parkinson’s Disease with organoids

“Solo uno su 20 sa di avere una malattia cronica ai reni”

Things to know before participating in a medical study

Biobanks, privacy and ethical research

Die Genetik des Komplementsystems

Ein Mechanismus, der unser Immunsystem aktiviert, wurde zum ersten Mal in der Allgemeinbevölkerung untersucht – mit bahnbrechenden Erkenntnissen.

What smoking does to oral bacteria

A study shows the effects of cigarette use and what happens when you stop.

So, what’s a biobank actually for?

The most obvious answer is to preserve biological samples, but there’s much more to it than that.

Parkinson’s research: new approaches for early detection

For the first time, markers have been identified at the cellular level that indicate mitochondrial defects even in the absence of physical symptoms

Filtering data on kidney function

A look at kidney function biomarkers and associated cardiovascular risk with Epidemiologist Ryosuke Fujii

Free of symptoms but not of fears

Incomplete penetrance in genetic diseases and arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy

The beauty of structure

A neuroscientist explains fascinating advances in microscopy.

Sense of smell as an early warning system for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.

Interview with neuroscientist Johannes Frasnelli

AUA!

Eine Forscherin und ein Zeichner erzählen in einem Comic vom Schmerz

Optimists suffer less

How affective temperaments affect pain perception

"The biggest challenge is the overabundance of information"

Conversations between disciplines: interview with neurologist Peter Pramstaller and electronic engineer Roberto Monsorno.

Cardiac arrest: investigating causes

A heart disease common in young people is being researched at the cellular level

The right pills

A CHRIS health study spinoff investigates the effectiveness of hypertension medications

Chronischer Schmerz

Wie er entsteht, wie verbreitet er ist und wie wir ihn erforschen

Among like-minded people

Interview with Johannes Rainer, bioinformatics expert

Pioneering biomedical research in South Tyrol

A new chapter for the CHRIS health study in Vinschgau/Val Venosta.

Covid-19: links between genes and disease severity

Bolzano research centre among institutions involved in a study to reveal human genome locations associated with Covid-19 severity

Il più difficile è il primo passo

Tre domande a Alessandra Zendron, presidente dell’Associazione altoatesina per il Parkinson

Den Geheimnissen von Parkinson auf der Spur

Wie Neurowissenschaft und Genforschung neue Erkenntnisse über gestörte Zellfunktionen gewinnen

Dossier Parkinson

Diagnose, Behandlung und die Forschung in Südtirol

3D-Zellmodelle zur besseren Erforschung von Parkinson

Neues Verfahren ermöglicht Forschern genaueren Vergleich zwischen Zellen von gesunden und erkrankten Menschen

Herzrhythmusstörungen

Um sie zu behandeln, arbeiten Forschung und Klinik zusammen

Software from Bolzano has revolutionised genetic research worldwide

The success story of the method that became international standard technology

„Wir unterstützen Bürgermeister und Hausärzte beim Neustart“

Start für die CHRIS Covid-19-Studie im Vinschgau.

Kidney failure: study discovers a variety of new risk genes

An international research consortium led by Eurac Research has identified 147 gene regions, that affect Kidney function