Ausgezeichnet – Der Doktorandenpreis 2016

Im Rahmen des 57. DGP-Kongresses in Leipzig wurde Anfang März der mit insgesamt 6000 € dotierte Doktorandenpreis der Deutschen Lungenstiftung e. V. verliehen. Der Preis wurde vom Pharmaunternehmen Boehringer Ingelheim gesponsert. Ausgezeichnet wurden Dr. rer. nat. Sabine Bartel, Norderstedt, für die beste experimentelle Arbeit sowie Dr. med. Franziska Farquharson und Dr. med. Hannes Klenze, beide Konstanz, für die beste klinische Arbeit. Die Preisträger stellen nachfolgend die Inhalte ihrer Arbeiten vor.

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