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Dr. Emilio Torres-Netto receives 2023 Waring Memorial Award from the International Society of Refractive Surgery.
The CABMM participated at this year`s OLMA in St. Gallen. Together with the Institute of Animal Nutrition and Dietetics, we presented a project investigating the effects of macroalgae on porcine nutrition.
CABMM Platform user Dr. Emilio Torres-Netto received an award for his work in the field of refractive surgery and corneal cross-linking to date.
Prof. Michael Hottiger was elected chairman of the CABMM Steering Committee!
Ophthalmologist Farhad Hafezi joins Power List 2023
We would like to warmly welcome Dr. med. vet. Katja Nuss from the Musculoskeletal research Unit of the University of Zurich in the CABMM Steering Committee!
A team of researchers from the National University of Singapore around CABMM member Prof. Alfredo Franco-Obregon has developed a new magnetic therapy to be used in combination with chemotherapy for treatment of breast cancer.
The project "Accreditation of Biological Bandages for Burns and Wounds", that is led by CABMM member Prof. Lee Ann Laurent-Applegate and her colleagues Dr. Anthony de Buys Roessingh, Prof. Wassim Raffoul and Dr. Marjorie Flahaut of the CHUV, was officially approved by Swissmedic at the beginning of this year. Research on Progenitor Biological Bandages began more than two decades ago in Lausanne and continued within the CABMM network, namely with CABMM members Prof. Brigitte von Rechenberg and Dr. Katja Nuss from the MSRU of the University of Zurich.
The project of the MSRU “Human-Horse Interaction” was awarded a prize for pedagogical innovation from the Hans-Peter Frey Stiftung. Congratulations to Brigitte and the team!
Researchers from ELZA, ETH Zurich, the University of Zurich and the University of South Florida investigate corneal biomechanics in a mouse model for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Two CABMM platform users, Scott Finlay, PhD, and Salim Darwiche, PhD, awarded first prize for best investor pitch, presenting their marketable product for cartilage repair.
We are happy to announce that Prof. Dr. Marcy Zenobi-Wong from the Tissue Engineering and Biofabrication, ETH Zurich, joins the CABMM Steering Committee with immediate effect.
Dr. Emilio Torres wins award for PACK-CXL clinical trial!
CABMM member Prof. Farhad Hafezi gives the Shield Lecture at the Saudi Ophthalmology 2020 virtual meeting!
Brigitte von Rechenberg received this year`s ORS Women`s Leadership Forum Award!
Recognizing the most influential people around the globe in ophthalmology, the readers of the internationally well-recognized journal "The Ophthalmologist" named Prof. Farhad Hafezi to its Power List 2020!
Emilio Torres received the ESCRS Poster Award in the refractive category!
We are happy to announce that the Musculoskeletal Research Unit received renewed GLP approval by Swissmedic!
Great news: the Center for Applied Biotechnology and Molecular received renewed approval as official competence center of the UZH for the next four years!
CABMM member Farhad Hafezi gave the prestigious Whitney G Sampson Lecture entitled "Expanding CXL From Keratoconus to Infectious Keratitis" at the annual conference of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
10 years after the substantial financial support of the Mäxi Foundation it`s time to say good bye.
After 10 years, Brigitte von Rechenberg decided to step back from her position as chair of the CABMM Steering Committee and also as Steering Committee member.
The ophthalmologist Farhad Hafezi from the ELZA Institute AG in Dietikon gave the honorary lecture at the annual meeting of the Russian Society of Ophthalmology in Moscow.
Congratulations to Emilio Torres, member of the Ocular Cell Biology Group on the CABMM Research Platform for receiving the inaugural ICO-Allergan Advanced Research Fellowship!
Simon Hoerstrup, Michael Hottiger, Annette Liesegang and Janine Reichenbach were re-elected as members of the CABMM Steering Committee for the next three years - Congratulations!
For the third time, Prof. Farhad Hafezi is one of the 100 most influential people in the field of ophthalmology and was voted to be number 20!
Since the beginning of this year, the Skin Engineering Group of CABMM member Maurizio Calcagni is working on our research platform.
The Vetsuisse Faculty Zurich was awarded place number 7 among 200 universities worldwide in the area "Veterinary Sciences".
The importance of screening eyes of children and adolescents greater than previously thought.
Organized by the Light for Sight Foundation, Zurich
We would like to welcome Andrew Seeber and Michael Hauer on the CABMM Research Platform!
Synergistic research between Zurich and Los Angeles in the field of ophthalmology.
5000 USD go to Sabine Kling for scientific publication.
Aim of the Radiation Oncology Group is to improve cancer treatment in animals.
CABMM member Farhad Hafezi has been voted to be one of the Top 100 most influential people in the field of Ophthalmology!
CABMM received renewed approval as official competence center of the University of Zurich!
Please visit the revised CABMM Membership section and get further information about our members and network.
Ocular Cell Biology Group uses our Research Platform.
Prof. Dr. Janine Reichenbach as a new member of the CABMM Steering Committee.
CABMM members were successful to win a competitive grant in systems biology. The multidisciplinary team follows a holistic approach to improve understanding and clinical decision making for intracranial aneurysm.
We are pleased to provide you with our second official report of the Center for Applied Biotechnology and Molecular Medicine - the CABMM Report 2012/2013!
Published article about the Bone and Stem Cell Research Group.
Projects in the cardiovascular field can also be funded by a CABMM Start-up Grant now.
Dr. André N. Tiaden was recently awarded the SBMS President Award for 2013
Dr. André N. Tiaden was recently awarded a research grant from the UZH Forschungskredit.
Dr. Peter J. Richards was recently awarded a research grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation.
The CABMM created a Scientific Advisory Board that will meet and evaluate the CABMM for the first time in November 2010.
The CABMM is now able to support research projects of its members in the musculoskeletal field with the amount of CHF 300'000.- per year.
Dr. Peter Richard accepted to be the new scientific director of the CABMM.
After approval of the University Board of Directors and the 1st constitutive meeting of the plenum, the CABMM is now in operation.
