Fraunhofer Institute for Toxicology and Experimental Medicine

Publication by researchers from Fraunhofer ITEM honored by ISAM for introducing a new approach to measuring drug levels in the lung.

Congratulations to Anna Zimmer, Gael Martin and Sophia Görges!

Award for outstanding doctoral thesis about immune organoids.

This is the question the research teams addressed in their publication in Nature Cancer.

Synthetic DNA as Mass Data Storage of the Future.

Research for healthy lungs: Airway research has been a focus at Fraunhofer ITEM ever since the institute was founded. 

The Fraunhofer ITEM Division of Personalized Tumor Therapy in Regensburg is aimed at understanding a patient’s individual condition, establishing appropriate diagnostics and optimizing therapies.

RNA-based therapeutics are a drug class with huge potential for medicine. Fraunhofer ITEM researchers develop novel drugs and methods for RNA-based therapeutic concepts.

Based on the next generation risk assessment concept, Fraunhofer ITEM develops new assessment strategies to provide predictive models for assessing the safety of compounds, active pharmaceutical ingredients and drugs.

The development, formulation and mode of delivery of anti-infective agents, for example for inhaled administration as drug aerosols, are research topics of current interest at the institute.