08.05.2024 – 2min Young Blood May Hold the Key to Reversing Aging The relentless march of time brings with it a gradual decline in cellular function. This process, known as aging, disrupts the delicate balance within our... Learn more
15.09.2026 – 3min Inside the Mind of Mice: Exclusive interview with Prof. Emeritus David Wolfer Join us for an exclusive interview with Prof. David Wolfer. He studied human medicine at the University of Zurich and completed his MD in 1988... Learn more
06.05.2026 – 5min From Mechanism to Medicine: What Drugs That Reached the Clinic Have in Common — and What Held Others Back What 2,500+ studies reveal about the relationship between in vivo data quality and translational success – and what it means for the next generation of... Learn more
20.01.2026 – 4min Polyagonist Therapies in Obesity: A systems-level case study enabled by continuous in vivo phenotyping Introduction Obesity and type 2 diabetes are not single-pathway diseases. They emerge from a complex disruption of whole-body energy homeostasis involving the gut, brain, pancreas,... Learn more
16.12.2025 – 6min Micro-Environmental Humidity and Temperature in Rodent Metabolic Research by Pierre-Louis Ruffault, PhD Cage-level humidity and temperature in rodent metabolic research play a critical yet often underestimated role in shaping thermogenesis, energy expenditure, and... Learn more
26.08.2025 – 3min From Preclinical Motion to Clinical Insight: Bridging the Translational Gap with 3D Kinematic Gait Analysis Motor function is a critical parameter in CNS drug development. Subtle changes in gait and posture often precede overt clinical symptoms in neurological and neurodegenerative... Learn more
14.04.2025 – 3min Autism Awareness Month: Advancing Preclinical Insights with Mouse Models Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a multifaceted neurodevelopmental condition characterized by social communication deficits, restricted interests, and repetitive behaviors. While our clinical understanding of ASD... Learn more