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Every human being begins as a single cell. Researchers at TU Dresden have now deciphered how this becomes a complete organism. Their discovery: the first cell divisions function through controlled chaos. Thread-like structures called microtubules divide the cell material - although they are actually unstable. The study published in Nature also shows why different animal species use different developmental strategies.
The number of funded fertility treatments in Saxony has fallen significantly. Who gets how much money and why same-sex couples who want to have children are left empty-handed.
In the past, comparisons of economic attractiveness between federal states often put Bavaria in the lead, with the West ahead of the East. But that has changed.
After losing the top match in the Bundesliga against Stuttgart, the Dresden volleyball team made an impressive comeback four days later in the Champions League, beating Lodz.
The city council has recalculated the required capacities of kindergartens and crèches. Fewer children are now resulting in a gradual reduction in childcare places.
The city council has recalculated the required capacities of kindergartens and crèches. Fewer children are now resulting in a gradual reduction in childcare places.
The days of the VW Manufaktur Dresden as a car production site are history. The site is to become an innovation campus. However, visitors can still immerse themselves in the world of automotive engineering.
Probably the most striking hotel in Chemnitz is about to close. Mayor Schulze now sees the employees as the focus.
With an extended production hall, Alstom is focusing on modern production in Bautzen. The plant builds streetcars for Berlin, Magdeburg and Dresden, among others.
The RB Leipzig women's soccer team has to accept a high-profile departure. An international player is leaving the Bundesliga club.
Chemnitz University of Technology withdraws Mario Voigt's doctorate. Unjustly, says the Minister President and wants to take legal action. He criticizes new evaluation standards in the ongoing procedure.
The AfD in the Saxon state parliament continues to refrain from consultations with the government, but is not holding back with its demands. The focus is on migration and reducing bureaucracy.
The Schottenberg tunnel on the B101 is closed due to a defect. The cause has been found, but it remains unclear when traffic will be able to flow again.
Fault diagnosis on the screen instead of just under the hood: 100 trainee automotive mechatronics technicians in Dresden are the first to test a digital examination station. TU Dresden has developed the computer simulation to make journeyman's exams fairer and more comparable. Nevertheless, the trade remains important.
Saxony wants to sensitize police officers to the topic of anti-Semitism with workshops and collaborations. How this changes their day-to-day work - and why trust plays a major role.
Energie Cottbus is celebrating its 60th birthday in style. The former Bundesliga club has invited 1,500 guests to a ceremony in the Stadthalle. The president promises a bang.
Everything looks set for an away win for Leipzig at the Millerntor Stadium. But then international David Raum slips awkwardly and causes a late penalty for FC St. Pauli.
The season opener in the Regionalliga Nordost has largely fallen victim to the weather conditions. The NOFV has ruled out a general cancellation in the future.
Wacker is one of the flagship companies in the German chemical industry - and is in the most difficult situation for decades.
Can apes think sustainably? Researchers at the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig have given chimpanzees a tricky task: Snack on yogurt or save it for the group? The result is surprising. Larger groups act much more cooperatively than pairs. The decisive factors are tolerance and the behavior of the leader. The findings could also be relevant for human societies.
According to a study, only one percent of daycare centers in Saxony have the recommended number of staff. What this means for childcare.
More Saxons are appealing against job center decisions. Almost one in three appeals is successful.
Things are going well for Leipzig in the league. But even on their fourth appearance at the Millerntor, they were initially unable to score. Then top player Diomande scores. It was not enough to win.
The Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team misses a big step towards the playoffs in the Eurocup. After a promising start, they let up dramatically in Podgorica.
What do Germans think about defense and security? Researchers from the University of Leipzig and the Technical University of Munich surveyed over 1,000 people. The results show a clear desire for reform: The majority want to expand the Bundeswehr in terms of personnel and strengthen its defense capabilities. The high level of support for a joint European army is particularly remarkable. Almost two thirds of respondents fear a military conflict with Russia.
Change of leadership at the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance in the state parliament of Saxony. Party leader Ronny Kupke now also leads the 15-member parliamentary group.
The Sorbs/Wends are a minority in Brandenburg and Saxony who have lived there for centuries and maintain their traditions. Further funding has been secured for the coming years.
A tunnel instead of a new Agra bridge in Markkleeberg would have been too expensive and would also have taken much longer, according to reports. But even so, road users will still have to wait a long time.
The Schottenberg tunnel on the B101 is closed due to a defect. Technicians are looking for the cause and working on a solution.