Research groups

The group researches what drives the growth and spread of infectious diseases globally.

Our group aims at integrating all regulatory mechanisms about T cells in a single predictive model

Vitamin D in bladdercancer.

Our research is about host immunological and metabolomic responses to acute infections and vaccination.

We research C. difficile infections and how fecal microbiota transplants best cure them.

Our focus: advanced data analytics to understand complex biological systems using data-driven modeling tools

Research area at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science Research area: Marin ecology

We study macromolecular complexes of specialized pathogenic organisms.

The research is focused on elucidating information released in to the circulation.

Muscle development and regeneration. During embryonic development, cells become committed to the myogenic fate through the activation of myogenic regu

Our lab combines physiology, genome-scale data analysis, computation and experiments to study biology.

We aim to improve diagnostics, prognostics and treatment of prostate cancer.

A fundamental question in motor control is how discrete modular elements of movement are coordinated into skilled motor output; e.g. reaching for and