Research at the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences (DCBP) is thematically divided into two domains: (I) Chemistry and Biochemistry, (II) Pharmacy.
The scientific analytics division comprises work groups offering services as well as conducting their own research.
The list of publications provides a comprehensive overview of the research activities of the DCBP and short videos offer an insight into research activities of individual research groups.
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-10
Living from Air
Group of Prof. Dr. Christoph von Ballmoos
Research Highlight @DCBPunibern – MoM_2025-09
Quantitation of Gd-DOTA MRI Contrast Agent by LC-MS/MS
Group of Prof. Dr. Stefan Schürch
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 Insight @DCBPunibern – Video
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uniAKTUELL – Scientist Portrait: "I am like a molecular architect" Eva Hevia is researching chemical compounds that combine metals and organic components. Her aim is to develop new molecules in a more sustainable manner. In the video, she talks about the challenges of her role as a professor. © 2025 uniAKTUELL
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Forschungseinblick @DCBPunibern – Video
UniBE Foundation Video: "Science Speed Dating mit Shi-Xia Liu" Die Videoreihe der UniBE Foundation beleuchtet in einem kurzen Videoformat Forscher:innen und ihre Visionen. © 2024 UniBE Foundation
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Präsentation zum MINT-Day 2021 der Univeristät Bern: "Virusinvasion durch die Atemwege" © 2021 Minela Colakovic (Gruppe von PD Dr. Carlos Ros)
DCBPunibern / tube.switch.ch
Präsentation zum MINT-Day 2021 der Univeristät Bern: "Vom DNA-Plasmid zum Protein" © 2021 Prof. Christoph von Ballmoos
Präsentation zum MINT-Day 2021 der Univeristät Bern: "Einführung in ein elektrochemisches Labor" © 2021 Aline Bornet & Gustav Wiberg (Gruppe von Prof. Matthias Arenz)
