Science

Polar bear Knut suffered from autoimmune encephalitis

The circumstances of the death of Knut, the famous polar bear born in the Zoo Berlin, have finally been unraveled four years later. The answer presents a little scientific sensation which was published in “Scientific Reports” on August 27th. Knut fell sick with a so-called anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis, a brain inflammation caused by autoantibodies against […]

Events

AACC 2015: primary presentation of the EUROLabWorkstation

This year’s conference of the American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC) took place in the Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, in July 2015 counting more than 17,500 attendees and 720 exhibitors. Spotlight of most companies was again the presentation of complex automation systems. At the EUROIMMUN booth, the brand new EUROLabWorkstation celebrated its debut. The

Employees, People

A placement with prospects

Helen tells us about her work placement. She says the time at EUROIMMUN has cemented her career plans Who I am My name is Helen Düchting, I am 21 and from Hamm. I am studying International Management Assistant in the second year, which is a mix of business economy and languages. During my eight-week placement

Science

To the bones – diseases of the bone metabolism

Bone metabolic diseases are a major health problem, causing bone fractures, skeletal pain and deformities. Bone tissue is a living tissue which is composed of cells (osteocytes) and a mineral extracellular matrix. This comprises mostly calcium phosphate in crystalline form (hydroxyapatite) that is incorporated into an organic protein matrix consisting largely of type I collagen.

Company

Another successful year for EUROIMMUN

2014 was once again a successful business year for EUROIMMUN Medizinische Labordiagnostika AG, as the supervisory board and the board of directors of the company could report to the 260 shareholders at the General Meeting on 10th July 2015. The company’s turnover increased by 24.4 % compared to the previous year to over 134.1 million

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