The Neubauer Lab

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  • Collaborative paper published in Cancers

    Collaborative efforts with the Medical University of Vienna resulted in a new manuscript concerning STAT5 activation in CD34+/CD38− MPN stem cells, published in the journal Cancers. The article is a part of the special issue Targeting STAT3 and STAT5 in Cancer.

    STAT5 is Expressed in CD34+/CD38– Stem Cells and Serves as a Potential Molecular Target in Ph-Negative Myeloproliferative Neoplasms.
    Hadzijusufovic E, Keller A, Berger D, Greiner G, Wingelhofer B, Witzeneder N, Ivanov D, Pecnard E, Nivarthi H, Schur FKM, Filik Y, Kornauth C, Neubauer HA, Müllauer L, Tin G, Park J, de Araujo ED, Gunning PT, Hoermann G, Gouilleux F, Kralovics R, Moriggl R, Valent P.
    Cancers (Basel). 2020 Apr 21;12(4). pii: E1021. doi: 10.3390/cancers12041021.

    Congratulations to all authors involved!

  • Collaborative paper published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation

    Due to our collaboration with the brilliant researchers at the Technical University of Denmark, we gained novel insights into the role of STAT5 in the programming of innate gamma delta T cells in the neonatal microenvironment. Together, we have now published this study in The Journal of Clinical Investigation. These findings could benefit and contribute to future therapies for human immunological diseases.

    The neonatal microenvironment programs innate γδ T cells through the transcription factor STAT5.
    Kadekar D, Agerholm R, Rizk J, Neubauer HA, Suske T, Maurer B, Viñals MT, Comelli EM, Taibi A, Moriggl R, Bekiaris V.
    J Clin Invest. 2020 Apr 13. pii: 131241. doi: 10.1172/JCI131241. 

    Graphical Abstract

    Read more about our new insights into immune cell biology relevant for treating human disease at our University press-release page.

    We congratulate all involved authors!

  • Heidi Neubauer is selected for the “VetWoman” Program

    We are proud to announce that Dr. Heidi Neubauer was chosen to be 1 out of 10 participants in the “VetWoman” Female Career Development Program 2020. In this initiative, founded this year by the Vetmed University, talented early-career female researchers are trained and coached in leadership and management skills for a duration of 18-months.

    Heidi presenting her research at the VetWoman kick-off meeting. Copyright: Wijnants Alexander/Vetmeduni Vienna 

    Heidi and the other 9 selected candidates were each assigned their own individual coach to support them through the 18-month program. Additionally, training seminars, events, workshops and networking will be part of the initiative.

    VetWoman 2020 group picture from the Kick-Off event on February 19th, showing the 10 selected participants and assigned individual coaches.
    Copyright: Suchanek Thomas

    Read more about the program here.

    Congratulations Heidi! 🙂

  • Skiing-Trip / Farewell Katrin

    To say farewell to one of our amazing Master students (Katrin Sommer), some of us spent a wonderful day skiing at Hochkar. Just like her Master thesis defense, Katrin rocked her first skiing lesson here in Austria. We will miss you as a part of the lab, Katrin!

  • Richard Moriggl and Heidi Neubauer receive Awards at the Vetmed Science Day 2019

    Gain more insight into the Vetmeduni Science day in this video, created by the Vetmeduni Vienna.

    At this year’s Vetmeduni Science Day, there were interesting talks, poster sessions from students, networking opportunities as well as awards given in recognition of outstanding scientific contributions from the previous year. Members of the Moriggl lab, Richard Moriggl and Heidi Neubauer, were very successful and received three awards.

    Receiving this year’s well deserved awards at the 2019 Vetmeduni Science Day event. Picture credits: T. Suchanek/Vetmeduni Vienna.

    Lab head Richard Moriggl was awarded with the ‘Vetmeduni Vienna ‘Scientist of the Year’ Award, non-clinical category: Highest number of citations’. 

    Heidi Neubauer was awarded with the ‘Vetmeduni Vienna ‘Young Scientist of the Year’ Award, non-clinical category: Highest number of citations’ and the ‘Vetmeduni Vienna ‘Young Scientist of the Year’ Award, non-clinical category: Most third-party funding’.

    Richard and Heidi on stage while receiving their awards.

    Read more on the Vetmeduni Science Day 2019.