The Special Research Programme (SFB) “Monarchies and Hierarchies in Shaping Chromatin Landscapes”, which commenced in 2017 and is coordinated by…
Internal Vetmed Science Awards for Anna Orlova
Anna Orlova from our Moriggl Lab was not only awarded with one but two annual Vetmeduni science awards 2020 in…
Article in “NUTRITION-News”
STAT5 Transkriptionsfaktoren im braunen Fett: „Schalter“ gegen Übergewicht? After publishing their paper in "Molecular Metabolism", Katrin Spirk and Doris Kaltenecker…
Cytokines 2020 Virtual Meeting / Milstein award for Tobias Suske
Despite the recurring lockdown measures that make working in research particularly challenging nowadays, PhD students from the Moriggl lab nevertheless…
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Special “Cancers” issue: Targeting STAT3 and STAT5 in cancer
The Special Issue "Targeting STAT3 and STAT5 in Cancer", edited by Prof. Dr. Richard Moriggl, Prof. Dr. Patrick Gunning and…
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Cytotox efforts in COVID-19 times
We, the Orlova Group Inhibitor Team, have used the Covid-19 times productively. Testing new compounds for STAT5 inhibition, we have…
Paper published in Molecular Metabolism
Our group successfully published a paper on STAT5 signaling in lipid metabolism in the journal “Molecular Metabolism”. Doris Kaltenecker and…
Collaborative paper published in Cancers
Collaborative efforts with the Medical University of Vienna resulted in a new manuscript concerning STAT5 activation in CD34+/CD38− MPN stem cells,…
Collaborative paper published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation
Due to our collaboration with the brilliant researchers at the Technical University of Denmark, we gained novel insights into the…
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Heidi Neubauer is selected for the “VetWoman” Program
We are proud to announce that Dr. Heidi Neubauer was chosen to be 1 out of 10 participants in the…
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