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The Max Perutz Labs are a joint venture of the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna. The institute conducts outstanding, internationally recognized research and teaching in the field of molecular biology. Scientists at the Max Perutz Labs research fundamental, mechanistic processes in biomedicine and combine innovative basic research with medically relevant questions.

The researchers at the Max Perutz Labs conduct basic research in the molecular biosciences and medical sciences and pass on their knowledge to students at the Medical University of Vienna in lectures and internships.

The Max Perutz Labs are part of the Vienna BioCenter, a leading hotspot for life sciences in Europe. The institute has 44 research groups with around 400 employees from 50 nations.

01. December 2023

The stage is yours, DIDO!

Paralogous proteins have evolved from gene or whole genome duplications and may provide an insurance policy for deleterious mutations. Why some…
14. November 2023

ERC Consolidator Grant for Shotaro Otsuka

Perutz group leader Shotaro Otsuka has received one of the most prestigious awards for researchers in Europe - the ERC Consolidator Grant. The total…
14. November 2023

Egon Ogris appointed Professor of Medical Biochemistry

Congratulations to group leader Egon Ogris on being promoted to professor at the Medical University of Vienna.
23. October 2023

Phosphatase loss spells problems for the prostate

Approximately one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime.

Interface between basic research and medicine

44 research groups from the Medical University and the University of Vienna are currently working at the Max Perutz Labs.
All about the research groups at the Max Perutz Labs.
The research groups of the Medical University of Vienna at the Max Perutz Labs belong to one of two divisions.

 

Molecular Precision Medicine

The master’s degree programme in Molecular Precision Medicine is a joint program of the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna. The program is dedicated to an understanding of human pathogenesis and the treatment of disease at a molecular and mechanistic level. Mehr erfahren

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