Medicine

Competence Center MechanoBiology in Regenerative Medicine

Immuneregulatory Capabilities of Mesenchymal Stem Cells

HypACT Next - The translational study

Extracellular vesicles from Hoffa´s fat pad- a new strategy for cartilage regeneration

Treatment of OA using glucocorticoids and hyaluronic acid

Opening of House D at St. Pölten University Hospital

Reception for medical students and young doctors in Krems

"Organ Support and Organ Replacement" International Congress

Campus Krems will host the 48th Congress of the ESAO (European Society for Artificial Organs) from 6 - 10 September 2022

48th ESAO Congress in Krems: Making new findings on artificial organs

The 48th Congress of the ESAO (European Society for Artificial Organs) will be held at Campus Krems from 6 -10 September 2022

Honorary professorship awarded to Florian Gottsauner-Wolf

The orthopaedist receives an honorary professorship of Danube University Krems to honor his active involvement in research and teaching in the field of regenerative medicine

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Center for Experimental Medicine

The Center for Experimental Medicine aims at unraveling the biological principles of regeneration and degeneration. Stem cell research holds tremendous promise for potential medical treatments in order to counteract degeneration to modulate inflammation associated with tissue destruction or even to regenerate damaged organs. The identification of molecular keys for the conversion of stem cells into lineage specific cells of tissues and organs, knowledge on specific bioactive substances for stem cell communication as well as relevant biophysical stimuli for stem cell integration into niches are fundamental to application of stem cells.

Projects

Department for Clinical Neurosciences and Preventive Medicine

Department of Clinical Neuroscience and Preventive Medicine; medicine, clinical neuroscience, prevention, neurology, neurorehabilitation, vascular prevention, dementia, occupational therapy, neurocognition, stroke.

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