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Leibniz ScienceCampus Regenerative Aging

Research at the Leibniz ScienceCampus "Regenerative Aging" focus on the molecular origins of stem cell aging, age-related decline in regeneration, and organ maintenance. In the course of biological aging the ability of tissues to form correctly differentiated tissue decreases continuously. This process can be observed in all aging human tissues. This results in a constantly evolving loss of function of organs – an important trigger for age-related dysfunction and disease. The molecular mechanism of disturbed cell differentiation during tissue aging has not yet been adequately researched.

The Leibniz ScienceCampi reflect the pro-active strategy pursued by the Leibniz Association, which seeks to bring about regional cooperation between academic and non-university research, thus strengthening the German research system. These endeavors are intended to lead to regional inter-institutional and interdisciplinary entities that can hold their own among the international competition in a specific research area and that are able to generate innovation and make their findings available to society.

about The city jena

Jena is Germany's "City of Science 2008". It is a lively, small city.  Jena has a population of 100,000 inhabitants, among them 25,000 students. A nice mixture of tradition and modernity can be found here.

This "Science City" is home of two Universities (traditional Friedrich Schiller University and practice-oriented Ernst Abbe University) and 12 research institutes with approximately 4,500 scientists researching optics and photonics as well as health and the life sciences.

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