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Welcome to the IZKF

The Interdisciplinary Center for Clinical Research (IZKF) is the central structure of research development of the Faculty of Medicine of the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). Its mission is to improve the overall quality of clinical research at the Medical Faculty, to stimulate interdisciplinary research, to advance the careers of young scientist and to foster the acquisition of extramural funds.

 

 

We are very pleased to award two doctoral students with a poster prize at this year's IZKF doctoral workshop on 8 October 2024. Lili Bao (Department of Medicine 1) Epithelial OPA1 links mitochondrial fusion to inflammatory bowel disease Zubeir El Ahmad (Institute of Biochemistry) AP-1 mediat...

The IZKF has introduced a new, more modern and flexible application system. In future, all IZKF calls for proposals and the follow-up of projects will be carried out via the so-called “FlexAP”.Current projects as well as projects in follow-up status will be transfered from the old IZKF and ELAN tool systems to the new FlexAP in 2024. Affected project managers have already been informed about the transfer.

The 7th IZKF Newsletter was published today. You can find it online under Information for IZKF members. We cordially invite you to read the newsletter and to send us news for publication at any time.

On 20 and 21 June, around 160 participants came together in Kloster Banz for the 9th IZKF Symposium. We would like to thank the speakers for their inspiring presentations. Together with the active participation of the IZKF members, they made the symposium an enriching experience. We hope that eve...

The IZKF administrative office has published the IZKF Annual Report 2023. It is now available to you digitally.

On 29.04.2024 the colloquium for IZKF Junior Projects took place. The evaluation of the individual applications took place in a one-step procedure by the board of the IZKF with the participation of the ELAN committee and the Junior Scientists Committee of the IZKF. 11 young scientists had applied fo...