Immunopathology of Virus Infections
German Center for Infection Research
Protein Dynamics in Antiviral Processes
German Ministry of Education and Research
Determinants and dynamics of elimination versus persistence of hepatitis virus infection.
German Research Foundation project grants
Transregio collaboration between Bonn, Dresden and München to study Nucleic Acid Immunity
State of Bavaria
EDGE – Initial Training Network providing cutting-EDGE knowlEDGE on Herpes Virology and Immunology. Key research aims of EDGE are to improve the basic understanding of the interactions between herpesviruses and host cells and to uncover implications for the clinical outcome of infections as well as development of vaccines. EDGE will provide a comprehensive and cross-disciplinary structured curriculum for doctoral students in the fields of virology and immunology.
Evaluating RNA/DNA bound proteins across species. A multinational team aims to identify conserved defense mechanisms against viruses. Hereby, the researchers hope to discover candidate mechanisms that can be used for future antiviral therapeutic approaches. See a short video of our PostDoc Matthias Habjan explaining the aim of this intriguing enterprise!
Impact of virus infection on the host proteome. [Horizon 2020]
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pichlmair
Immunopathology of Virus Infections Laboratory,
Institute of Virology,
Technical University of Munich
Schneckenburgerstr. 8,
D-81675 Munich, Germany
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