MoM @DCBPunibern
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Media Release UniBE
Researchers from the University of Bern, in collaboration with researchers from Australia and New Zealand, have recreated an important process in the laboratory that enables organisms to obtain energy directly from components found in air. This confirms that certain organisms such as bacteria can actually live on air alone, without relying on sunlight or other energy sources. The findings point to new possibilities for sustainable energy production.
28.07.2025 Media Release UniBE
Jobs @DCBPunibern – Lehrstellen
Lehrstellen für Laborant/Laborantin EFZ (Fachrichtung Chemie) Lehrbeginn 01.08.2026 Bewerbungsfrist 15.08.2025
DCBPunibern Lernendenausbildung
August 17, 2025
until August 21, 2025
Monte Verità, Ascona, Switzerland
Event
Conference Scope: Coherence, entanglement, and manipulation of spins on surfaces
spinquest.dcbp.unibe.ch
Event @DCBPunibern – BCaS
Eine öffentliche Veranstaltungsreihe des Fachbereichs Chemie / Biochemie / Pharmazie der Universität Bern
DCBPunibern
November 8, 2025
10:00
Hörsaal U113 @DCBPunibern
Event @DCBPunibern – BCaS 2025
BioChemie am Samstag – Eine öffentliche Veranstaltungsreihe @DCBPunibern
November 15, 2025
November 22, 2025
November 29, 2025
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-08
Arctic Warming has Detrimental Consequences for Permafrost Deposits
Group of Dr. Franziska Anna Lechleitner
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-07
A Stable Mitochondrial Outer and Inner Membrane Contact Site
Group of Prof. Dr. André Schneider
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-06
Efficient Cell-Free Translation from Diverse Human Cell Types
Groups of Prof. Dr. Oliver Mühlemann & PD Dr. Evangelos Karousis.
An international research team with participation from Bern has identified a previously undiscovered mechanism that significantly influences the stability of mRNA. The discovery opens up new perspectives for cancer therapies.
09.05.2025 Media Release UniBE
Preise / Awards
Die in der NMR-Gruppe des DCBP betreuten Gymnasiasten Xeno Messmer und Lukas Gurzeler haben mit ihren Matura-Arbeiten beim Programm «Schweizer Jugend forscht» Preise gewonnen.
01.05.2025 DCBPunibern
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-05
The Unexpected Face of Human Parvovirus B19
Group of PD Dr. Carlos Ros
Researchers at the University of Bern have analyzed a mechanism by which the coronavirus manipulates human cells to replicate itself. They show that a coronavirus protein, which is central to infection, has two independent functions. Only one function however occurs in several species of coronaviruses. These findings could drive the development of broad-spectrum antiviral drugs.
01.04.2025 Media Release UniBE
Researchers from the University of Bern and the RIKEN research institute in Japan have made a significant advance in sustainable chemistry. They have succeeded in producing organic molecules through a chemical reaction based on the sustainable metals sodium and iron. This represents a more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional methods and has the potential to fundamentally change the production of pharmaceuticals and other fine chemicals.
25.03.2025 Media Release UniBE
Portrait
Lateral entry into space research The chemist Nora Hänni researches space and is fascinated by interdisciplinary cooperation – reconciling her work and family life is just as important to her.
04.03.2025 uniAKTUELL
Personalia
Die Universitätsleitung hat Rebecca Buller auf den 1. September 2025 zur ordentlichen Professorin für Organische Chemie gewählt. Sie tritt die Nachfolge von Professor Robert Häner an.
19.02.2025 UniBE Media Relations
UniBE Venture Fellow Gregor Bordon has a multifaceted career background. Now he is tackling one of the most prevalent health conditions – with tiny “clouds”.
22.03.2025 UniBE Innovation Stories
Media Monitoring
Ein neues Projekt der Universitäten Bern und Basel soll helfen, komplexe Probleme mit Quantencomputer lösen zu können. (BZ-Artikel basierend auf der Medienmitteilung der Universität)
04.03.2025 Berner Zeitung
The University of Basel and the University of Bern are setting up a new research center to enable the construction of superconducting quantum units. The Werner Siemens Foundation is supporting the project with a total of CHF 15 million over the next eleven years.
04.03.2025 Media Release UniBE
