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We were awarded an FWF standalone grant to investigate how senescent cells contribute to wound healing!
Ines Fischer, a PhD student from TiDRRA, becomes the first student at LBI-Trauma to receive the prestigious Doc fellowship from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW)
Our theory on how organs and tissues age is now published in Nature Communications
Our methodological research on developing a platform for testing novel pharmacological agents against skin-damage responses ex vivo has now been published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology
We were awarded an FWF standalone grant to investigate senolytics as a treatment for trauma-driven frailty in older adults!
Our review article “Cells of all trades – on the importance of spatial positioning of senescent cells in development, healing and aging” was published in FEBS Letters
Helene Dworak has successfully defended her PhD, becoming the second student in the research group to do so
SHoW-Down and creation of the TiDRRA research group
The research group was established in X.2020, and we have conducted research since then. As of X.2024, the grant supporting the Senescence in Healing of Wounds (SHoW) research group has expired, and the group has been formally dissolved. All past…