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Henning Fenselau

ERC Consolidator Grant for Henning Fenselau to study neuronal networks more

In this picture, you see four children in mid-jump in a gym environment. The children are wearing t-shirts and gym shorts or trouser. Only their legs and torsos are visible in the picture, and you can tell that the children are slightly overweight.

According to the WHO, over 64 million adults and 300,000 children and adolescents in Europe are currently living with diabetes. In 90 percent of cases, excess weight is the primary trigger. At the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Cologne, Jens Brüning is investigating the mechanisms through which obesity leads to insulin resistance. more

This illustration features a cream cake adorned with an abundance of fresh fruits, including blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, and orange slices. The cake sits on a blue plate, which is also garnished with additional fruit, creating a vibrant, colourful scene.

A complex network of electrical and chemical signals ensures that the body and brain work in unison on matters of nutrition. Marc Tittgemeyer and his team at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research in Cologne are exploring the implications of these intricate 'agreements.' more

Portrait of Lukas Steuernagel

Research group ‘Neurogenomics’ investigates the hypothalamus using bioinformatic methods more

Jens Brüning and Nadja Plücker

Award goes to the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research for the fourth time more

The graduates stand in front of large CGA letters.

A look back at the CGA Graduate Symposium 2024 more

Electron micrograph of two mitochondria.

Adapting sugar metabolism starts in the brain more

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