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IDC Institute for Diabetes and Cancer

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      • Division Diabetic Complications
      • Joint Heidelberg-IDC Translational Diabetes Program
      • Division Metabolism & Cancer
      • Research Group Endocytosis & Metabolism
      • Division Neuroendocrinology
      • Junior Group Tissue Crosstalk in Cancer Metabolism
      • Division Molecular Endocrinology
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  • Get to know our scientists!
    • October 2020: Revathi Sekar
    • September 2020: Alina Walth
    • August 2020: Ana Alfaro
    • July 2020: Mauricio Berriel Diaz
    • June 2020: Henriette Uhlenhaut
    • May 2020: Natalia Pellegata
    • April 2020: Anja Zeigerer
    • March 2020: Foivos Tsokanos
    • February 2020: Maria Rohm
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Mission
Identification of common molecular therapeutic targets in diabetes and cancer

Mission
Identification of common molecular therapeutic targets in diabetes and cancer

Mission
Identification of common molecular therapeutic targets in diabetes and cancer

Mission
Identification of common molecular therapeutic targets in diabetes and cancer

Research

The IDC conducts research on the molecular basis of severe metabolic disorders, including metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes, as well as their roles in tumor initiation and progression. Read more

Our Research

  • Diabetic Complications

  • Joint Heidelberg-IDC Translational Diabetes Program

  • Metabolism and Cancer

  • Endocytosis & Metabolism

  • Neuroendocrinology

  • Tissue Crosstalk in Cancer Metabolism

  • Molecular Endocrinology

  • Research Management

News

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  • 13.10.2020 New IDC paper in JCSM

  • 29.06.2020 Anja Zeigerer wins EFSD Grant

  • 09.04.2020 New paper with IDC contribution in Molecular Metabolism

Get to know our scientists!

  • Each month, we present you one IDC scientist in more detail. In November 2020: Hermine Mohr

Jobs

  • We are currently searching for highly motivated scientists at all career stages.

Director

  • Prof. Dr. Stephan Herzig

Contact

  • Helmholtz Zentrum München
    German Research Center for Environmental Health (GmbH)
    Institute for Diabetes and Cancer
    Ingolstädter Landstraße 1
    85764 Neuherberg

    Miriam Guhl
    Administrative Assistant
    Tel. +49 89 3187-1046
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