iRTG 2804
The IRTG 2804 is a collaborative effort between Tübingen (Germany) and Uppsala (Sweden) that aims to enhance interdisciplinary research and education on the topic of women's mental health during the reproductive years.
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RTG 2816
The Research Training Group 2816 is an interdisciplinary research consortium with the scientific mission to identify non-canonical G protein-regulated signaling pathways that are clinically and socio-economically important for a number of common diseases such as diabetes mellitus, cancer and stroke, but also for rare diseases.
iRTG 3130
The international Research Training Group (iRTG) 3130 limits2vision investigates the delicate balance between energy consumption and visual information processing in the retina, how energy metabolism operates in the healthy retina and how it is altered in retinal diseases.
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