Medizinische Hochschule Hannover : MHH Insight

Professor Dölken heads the Virology Department at the MHH

Specialist in herpes viruses succeeds Professor Thomas Schulz.

Minister Falko Mohrs and MHH President Professor Michael Manns wear VR goggles and watch a virtual reality film about the cold sores virus. The virus is shown schematically in the background.

Minister Falko Mohrs visits excellent research alliances

Scientists from RESIST and R-CUBE present their projects.

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EU project aims to establish optimal therapy for blood cancer

Funded with 8 million euros: The MHH is leading the RESOLVE research network, which is on the trail of the "gold standard" in AML and CLL treatment

Three doctors in white coats, one holding the new prosthesis for the tricuspid valve.

Innovative therapy: MHH cardiology can now replace any heart valve in a minimally invasive procedure

First patient receives tricuspid valve without major surgery thanks to innovative catheter system

It shows Prof Dr Dr Thomas Thum with a heart model

Possible billion-euro deal: Novo Nordisk wants to acquire MHH spin-off

Cardior Pharmaceuticals is developing a drug for the treatment of heart failure. The Danish pharmaceutical group Novo Nordisk is planning to acquire…

Constitutive Supervisory Board meeting of the Lower Saxony Centre for AI and Causal Methods in Medicine

New research centre develops innovative methods for improved healthcare.

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MHH signs university development agreement

More autonomy and planning security for state universities until the end of the decade.

Dr Shambhabi Chatterjee stands in the laboratory in front of a screen showing heart muscle cells.

Honoured for research into hypertrophic heart failure

Young scientist Dr Shambhabi Chatterjee receives the Science Award of the Dresden Cardiovascular Days 2024

Sophie Anna Engelskircher and Dr Norman Woller are in the lab looking into the camera

Possible tumour marker found for the development of hepatocellular carcinoma

A research team at the MHH is comparing changes in natural killer cells of the innate immune defence system in chronic hepatitis C sufferers as a risk…

Two hands hold a cultivation chamber for human heart muscle slices.

Living heart muscle slices drive RNA research into heart failure

MHH researchers place living human heart tissue in a nutrient solution and use it to test new drugs and innovative approaches to combat heart failure.