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2023-02-17
Dr. Michael Bockmayr receives the Dr. Martini Price 2023
For 140 years the Dr. Erich Martini Price has honoured significant medical research achievements. Dr. Michael Bockmayr received the second price for his risk evaluation of spinal cord tumours using bioinformatic methods.
2023-02-06
Future X-Change Meeting in Berlin: #knackdieletzten20
New and innovative approaches for tomorrow's cancer research were the focus of Future X Change - an event of the National Decade against Cancer. The Research Institute Children's Cancer Centre Hamburg participated.
2022-11-22
Hubertus Wald Young Investigator Awards for AG Schüller
This year, two researchers from AG Schüller received the Hubertus Wald Research Award from the University Cancer Center Hamburg (UCCH).
2022-11-03
Poster campaign creates awareness for childhood cancer research
In the period from November, 8 to December, 12, we are drawing the attention of the Hamburg population to the topic of childhood cancer research in the Hamburg city area.
2022-03-31
Light into the dark. New knowledge about the origin of rhabdoid tumors
Rhabdoid tumors are rare, but very aggressively growing tumors that occur in children during the first two years of life and can affect both the brain and other cranial organ systems.
2022-03-03
Selma Meyer Dissertation Award
Award for "future-oriented pediatric dissertation".
2022-02-15
For a childhood without cancer: #knackdieletzten20
Today is World Childhood Cancer Day, which takes place annually on February 15 and raises public awareness for childhood cancer.
2022-02-01
MSNZ meets Hamburg Science Partners
The Mildred Scheel Young Investigators Centres (MSNZ) are funding programs initiated by Deutsche Krebshilfe to enable the establishment of sustainable structures to strengthen young scientists at various medical faculties - including the University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf.
2021-12-01
Annual Meeting of the Society for NeuroOncology in Boston
This year, the Schüller group was represented by five scientists at the most important international meeting on neuro-oncology.
2021-09-01
CANCEL CANCER-campaign
A world without childhood cancer - without side effects, without late effects. This is our vision.
2021-08-27
Award-worthy: brain tumor research by AG Schüller honored
Brain tumors make up the second most common childhood cancers after leukemias, and some tumor types are still associated with a very poor prognosis.
2021-07-12
Immune cells: biomarkers in childhood brain tumors.
The infiltration of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TILS) into a tumor allows statements on the immune response as well as prognoses on therapy success and survival outcomes.
