Translational & Clinical Immunology

Activities

The Translational and Clinical Immunology group aims to discover novel molecular and cellular intervention candidates and identify diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for non-communicable complex diseases and infectious diseases, by integrating both pre-clinical animal models and human samples from cohorts and clinical trials. The overall research topics of the group are divided into the following specific themes:

  1. Identify novel mechanisms leading to immune tolerance through allergen-specific immunotherapies used for treating various allergic diseases (led by Prof. Markus Ollert).

  1. Investigate the potential links between acute viral infection, host immune dysregulations and the subsequent development of autoimmune, allergic and neurological disorders (led by Prof. Markus Ollert).

  1. Identify the molecular mechanisms underlying the immune ageing process and their implementation in ageing-associated diseases (led by Dr. Feng Hefeng).

  1. Develop and apply cutting-edge deep immunophenotyping strategies to enhance the understanding of immune dysregulations in various complex and infectious diseases (led by Dr. Feng Hefeng).

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Postdoctoral position in Immune Ageing and Systems Immunology
GROUP LEADER
Markus
Ollert
SENIOR SCIENTIST
Feng
Hefeng

Projects & clinical trials

Featured team members

  • Murilo
    Bazon
    Postdoctoral Fellow
  • Caroline
    Davril
    Laboratory Technician
  • Olivia
    Domingues
    Research Engineer
  • Feng
    He
    Senior Scientist
  • Markus
    Ollert
    Director of Department of Infection & Immunity
  • Andrea
    Riviello
    PhD Student

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