In vivo imaging of organs via endoscopic, fiber based fluorescence and hyperspectral microscopy Our approach of guided tissue imaging in vivo permits the acquisition of microscope like images. The use

Double success for Hannover Medical School (MHH): at yesterday's award ceremony for the 13th Lower Saxony Health Prize, it won two out of three prizes. In the category "Chronically ill and well cared

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"A new era has begun for medicine." Professor Dr Hildegard Büning and Professor Dr Axel Schambach agree on this. The gene therapy experts from the Institute of Experimental Haematology at Hannover Med

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One woman and four men from Hannover Medical School (MHH) are among the most cited researchers in the world: MHH Professor Dr Yang Li, Professor Dr Johann Bauersachs, Professor Dr Marius Hoeper, Profe