On the occasion of the 40th anniversary, the two directors of Fraunhofer ITEM, Prof. Norbert Krug and Prof. Thomas Thum, invited to a panel discussion.
Through the establishment of a Division of Cardiovascular Research in 2021, the long-standing expertise in lung research is experiencing a synergetic further development of high clinical relevance.
Our focus is on new inhalation technologies and on developing novel technologies for administration of therapeutic aerosols by smart drug/device combination products.
The Fraunhofer ITEM Division of Personalized Tumor Therapy in Regensburg aims to understand a patient’s individual condition, establish appropriate diagnostics, advance prevention and optimize therapies.
Our researchers develop methods for preparation, analysis and visualization of biomedical data, as well as data models and data analysis pipelines. The focus is on the mapping of cellular and regulatory processes and their translation into applications.
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.
Our Annual Report allows you to get an insight into our research activities and objectives, but also into the way we work and the people behind all this.
Our Annual Report each year gives an account of the work done in our different business areas and of selected research results.
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