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Research Group Stem Cells at the Interface of
hematopoiesis, Immunity and Cancer

Simon Haas
Junior Group Leader

Lab News Haas Group

May 05, 2022

How blood stem cells stay intact for a lifetime

Mar 22, 2021

MutaSeq: Single-cell analysis of leukemic stem cells - Cooperation with Velten and Steinmetz Lab published in Nature Communications

Mar 13, 2020

LeukoSystem: New BMBF-funded eMed Junior Consortium to investigate leukaemia causes and therapies

Three dimensional segmentation of a bone marrow region. Different niche cells (green and red dots) and blood vessels (grey) are highlighted. | © DKFZ, EMBL and University Hospital Zurich
Jan 07, 2020

New paper out on Nature Cell Biology: 3D atlas of the bone marrow - in single cell resolution

May 07, 2018

New Review in Cell Stem Cell: Causes and Consequences of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Heterogeneity

Apr 04, 2018

Double sucess for HI-STEM researchers Simon Haas and Simon Raffel

Sep 13, 2017

Travel Grant to Simon Haas

Apr 19, 2017

New study published in Nature Cell Biology

Dr. Simon Haas

Stem Cells at the Interface of Hematopoiesis, Immunity and Cancer

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HI-STEM Junior Research Group Leader
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Short Bio

Simon studied Molecular Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biosciences with major Cancer Biology at Heidelberg University, Imperial College London and the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). He received his PhD from DKFZ and Heidelberg University in 2016. Simon performed research at DKFZ, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard. Since 2016, he is junior group leader at HI-STEM.