m⁴ stands for...

...the joint biotech initiative in Greater Munich that pools the strengths of the hospitals and scientific institutes, the biotech and pharmaceutical companies and the cluster management company BioM.

Brief presentations of all m4 projects
The symposium provides an overview over all projects funded within the programme "m4 - Personalised Medicine and Targeted Therapies"

Friday, March 2nd, 2012. 9.00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Munich/Martinsried
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  • » 01.02.2012
    Minimal invasive gene diagnostic: Exosome Diagnostics receives m⁴ funding
    Specialist in molecular diagnostic test for personalised medicine starts m⁴ cooperation project with Prof. Berking (LMU) to improve diagnosis and treatment of melanoma patients. » more
  • » 05.01.2012
    Munich Gene Centre: HHblits: Lightning-fast iterative protein sequence searching
    Faster and more accurate: a newly developed alignment-technology outperforming current standard. Published in Nature Methods, 25.12.2011 » more
  • » 09.12.2011
    2011 - almost done
    The BioM-Team wishes Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and the very best to our international partners, readers, visitors - and partners and visitors to come. Also in 2012 we like very much helping you to find the best partner in science and business in the Munich area. » more
  • » 08.12.2011
    Personalized Medicine in Heart Failure: Corimmun Successfully Starts a Clinical Phase II Trial with COR-1
    After very positive data from the Phase-I-trial Martinsried Corimmun takes the next step in heart failure treatment. » more
  • » 01.12.2011
    First Munich Biomarker Conference
    Successful meeting of "local heroes" dealing with "global challenges". » more
  • Horst Seehofer, State Prime Minister of Bavaria at the ceremony in Munich-Grosshadern. » 18.11.2011
    Foundation stone is laid for the Biomedical Center in Großhadern-Martinsried
    “The LMU HighTechCampus is already one of the world’s foremost addresses for life-science research. We are very pleased that the emerging field of applied cell research will now find a new home in the Biomedical Center, as well”, said Professor Bernd Huber, President of LMU. » more