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During the CLINAM 2022 symposium Matthias Barz and Lutz Nuhn organized a session “From Novel Materials to Improved Therapies” where Lutz Nuhn presented the latest results of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group.

At the 2022 CIMT Annual Meeting in Mainz Lutz Nuhn presented a poster about the latest macromolecular strategies of the lab to repolarize immunosuppressive macrophages during cancer or liver fibrosis therapies.

Finally, Lutz Nuhn was invited to give a lecture at the 2022 ISTP Meeting in Valencia about the group’s macromolecular strategies to repolarize immunosuppressive macrophages.

Lutz Nuhn has been appointed as professor at the Julius Maximilian University Würzburg and is now leading the Chair of Macromolecular Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy in Würzburg.

Lutz Nuhn has been accepted as associate member of the collaborative research center SFB/TRR 224 “Biofabrication”.

The Macromolecular Therapeutics Lab and Lutz Nuhn are very grateful to the Academy of Sciences and Literature in Mainz for supporting us with a Young Researcher Award - thank you very much!

Welcome back, Yannick Pilger! The Macromolecular Therapeutics Team is happy to have you back on board for your master thesis - best of luck for your experiments!

Jan Imschweiler has started his research internship in the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group - welcome, Jan!

Christian Czysch, Anne Huppertsberg, Maximilian Scherger, Judith Stickdorn and Lutz Nuhn took part in the virtual Pacifichem Meeting 2021 and successfully presented their latest results during online live presentations and poster sessions. Well done - but we all hope to soon join again conferences in person!

Welcome back in the lab: Milena Hesse and Adrian Hauck continue with their master and PhD theses in the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group. We also kindly welcome Fabian Stephan doing his research internship in the lab - best of luck to all of you for your experiments.

Moreover, Lutz Nuhn gratefully persented the lab's latest results during the GDCh Online Award Ceremony of the Macromolecuar Chemistry Section, where he received the Dr. Hermann Schnell Scholarship 2020. Thanks again very much to the Dr. Hermann Schnell Foundation and the GDCh for this great recognition of the research efforts of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group.

Additionally, Lutz presented in person the latest data of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group during the Supramolecular Chemistry and Immunology Symposium at Ghent University, Belgium.

The Macromolecular Therapeutics Group welcomes Katharina Eigen starting her research internship in the lab.

Lutz Nuhn presented the research of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group during the joint Online Symposium of the Research Institute for Medicines (iMed.ULisboa) with the MPI-P and during the Online Sino-German Workshop on "New nanomaterials for biomedical applications".

Congratulations to Adrian Hauck: He successfully defended his impressive master thesis - well done!

Moreover, Johannes Kockelmann presented a poster on his research in the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group at the online GDCh Macrosymposium 2021.

And Lutz Nuhn gave a talk about the research of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group during the Online Sino-Belgium Seminar on NanoMedicine.

Congratulations to Alexander Fuchs for successfully handing in his outstanding master thesis. We wish him an exciting research semester abroad.

The Macromolecular Therapeutics Group also welcomes Yannick Pilger starting his research internship in the lab.

Lutz Nuhn and the Macromolecular Therapeutics Lab are very grateful to the DECHEMA and the Max Buchner Foundation for supporting our research with a Max Buchner Fellowship - thank you very much!

We are extremely happy that our Collaborate Research Center SFB1066 will receive funding for four more years to study the impact of synthetic nanocarriers on cancer immunotherapy. Together with our partners from the University Medical Center, we are very much looking forward to continuing our research on nanogel-based cancer vaccines (project B4) and designing new immunomodulatory carriers for treating primary liver cancers and secondary liver metastases (project B3)

Lutz Nuhn presented in an eTalk the work of the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group at the virtual meeting of the Association for Cancer Immunotherapy CIMT.

Moreover, Jonas Woller successfully defended his bachelor thesis - congratulations!

And Yannick Fröder has started his research internship in the Macromolecular Therapeutics Group - welcome!