NEWS & EVENTS
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Here you’ll find news about our latest research publications, institutional updates, and our participation in conferences and events.
Strengthening Innovation Networks: futureSAX visits KSI
As part of the futureSAX Transfer Summer Tour, we recently had the pleasure of welcoming Niklas Lange and Michael Kelber from futureSAX – the Innovation Platform of the Free State of Saxony to the KSI Institute. The visit provided an excellent opportunity to exchange...
KSI at the futureSAX Innovation Conference 2025
We are pleased to announce that the KSI Institute will be participating in the futureSAX – Sächsische Innovationskonferenz 2025, taking place tomorrow. The annual conference is one of Saxony’s leading platforms for innovation, bringing together entrepreneurs,...
Exploring the World of Biosensors at Dresden Science Night 2025
We are pleased to announce that our team will participate in this year’s Dresden Science Night (Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften) on June 20, 2025. As part of this city-wide celebration of research and innovation, we will present an interactive exhibit titled: “The...
University-wide Inaugural Lecture by KSI Fellow Caroline Murawski
We are pleased to invite you to the inaugural lecture of Prof. Caroline Murawski, KSI Fellow, Chair of Biomedical Sensor Technology and Director of the Institute of Solid State Electronics at TU Dresden. Prof. Murawski will present her pioneering research on advanced...
Sensing Life’s Interactions: From Single Cells to Single Molecules. University-wide Inaugural Lecture starring Prof. Ulrich Rant
How can the brief encounters of molecules be made visible and what insights can be gained for the development of new medication? This question is the focus of Prof. Dr. Ulrich Rant, who has held the Chair of Physical Chemistry / Measurement and Sensor Technology since...
New Insights into Immune Regulation: Collaborative Research published in Nature Metabolism
We are delighted to extend our congratulations to Tomas Paulenda and Prof. Maxim Artyomov at Washington University in St. Louis on the recent publication of their work in Nature Metabolism. We would also like to recognize the significant contributions of Dr. Johannes...
NanoSeminar: Biomolecular Interaction Analysis – From Small Molecules to Cells
The Chair of Materials Science and Nanotechnology at Technische Universität Dresden is delighted to invite you to the next session in their weekly Nano Seminar Series, a platform where leading-edge research in materials science and nanotechnology is shared and...