News

SPARK team receives Award “Paper-of the Quarter” by German Society for Gene Therapy e.V.

The Goal of Jonas Kath’s and Dimitrios Wagner’s SPARK project is to develop a virus-free platform technology for the generation of novel improved and cost-effective CAR-therapeutics that are suitable for autologous and/or allogenic use.

SPARK-Project slams at „Geistesblitze – Der Science Slam über das Gehirn“

SPARKee Niels von Wardenburg slams about the SPARK-BIH-funded project "Precision therapy for…

Idea Night

We thank all participants for great ideas, lively discussions and for an inspiring evening.

SPARKling Holidays

We wish you SPARKling holidays and a good start in a successful new year!

The KITZ headed by our SPARKee Professor Gabriele Pecher was honored at the 4th Immuno-Oncology World Congress

Congratulations to Gabriele Pecher and her team for receiving the price for the best contribution!

Second edition of "A Practical Guide to Drug Development in Academia: The SPARK Approach“

The second edition of "A Practical Guide to Drug Development in Academia: The SPARK Approach“ written by the founders of SPARK in SPARK Stanford Prof. Daria Mochly-Rosen and Prof. Kevin Grimes is published.

New SPARK site: SPARK the Midlands

A warm welcome to the newest member of the SPARK global community. SPARK the Midlands (Birmingham,…

NDR Podcast Episode about drug discovery of SPARKees Alessandro Prigione and Markus Schülke-Gerstenfeld

Within the new NDR Podcast episode, Prof. Schülke presented their drug discovery for mitochondrially inherited Leigh Syndrome (MILS).

SPARK-BIH / NeuroCure Team MyaLink at BERLIN BRAINS

The NeuroCure/SPARK-supported team Myalink (Dr. Sophie Lehnerer and Dr. Maike Stein) presented their project within BERLIN BRAINS: Rare meets Care - how digital medicine opens new perspectives for rare diseases.

Medical Design Thinking Workshop by NeuroCure and SPARK-BIH

Building on our previous experience with this format, NeuroCure and SPARK-BIH organized a medical Design Thinking workshop in order to support innovational project ideas from the NeuroCure community. The two-day workshop took place in the innovative location ‘Digital Labs’ from the BIH.