Chemists and virologists from the University of Würzburg are currently testing substances on a large scale to fight the new coronavirus. Some of them have been proven surprisingly effective.
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The use of antibiotics also leads to multidrug-resistant bacteria. A new Research Training Group at the University of Würzburg will provide 14 doctoral training positions to develop alternatives to antibiotic treatment.
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Junior Professor Ann-Christin Pöppler and colleagues from Würzburg report why nanocontainers for drugs can have their pitfalls: If they are too heavily loaded, they will only dissolve poorly.
more![[Translate to Englisch:]](/fileadmin/_processed_/6/d/csm_2016_Dr._Agnieszka_Nowak-Krol_-_beschnitten_f50efb2365.jpg "Dr. Agnieszka Nowak-Król")
Agnieszka Nowak-Król received one of the coveted Emmy-Noether grants of the DFG for her outstanding research work in the field of functional boron compounds.
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Starting from the 28th of July the international Summer School on “Nucleic Acid Chemistry and Synthetic Biology” of the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy at the Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg took place.
The summer school was conducted under the direction of Professor Claudia Höbartner, Chair of Organic Chemistry I and was held for 6 days until the 2nd of August.
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