ImmunoPreCept brings together a diverse, interdisciplinary community of experts in immunology, molecular biology, systems medicine, and computational sciences. Working alongside clinicians, the cluster investigates the earliest signals of immune imbalance to advance prevention, early detection, and innovative approaches for maintaining long-term health.
ImmunoPreCept is powered by a diverse and interdisciplinary community of experts who together drive the cluster’s scientific mission. Researchers from immunology, molecular biology, systems medicine, and computational sciences work side by side to investigate the earliest signals of immune imbalance and to develop new approaches for prevention and early detection. Their work is supported by clinicians who provide insights into real-world medical needs, ensuring that discoveries remain closely connected to patient care and future healthcare applications.
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Charité University Medicine
Development and function of the innate immune system
ECRC (Charité University Medicine & Max Delbrück Center)
Host-microbiome factors in cardiovascular disease
Berlin Intitute of Health
Systems Hematology, Stem Cells & Precision Medicine
Charité University Medicine
Research into the molecular basis of inflammation and development of curative treatment approaches
DRFZ (German Center for Rheumatism Research)
Department of Innate Immunity & Metaflammation
Charité University Medicine
Pediatric Respiratory Medicine, Immunology and Critical Care Medicine
Max Delbrück Center
Systems Biology of Gene Regulatory Elements
Charité University Medicine
Biochemistry and Systembiology of Metabolism
Charité University Medicine
Intestinal Inflammation and Tumor Immunology
Charité University Medicine
Gastrointestinal Barrier, Regeneration and Carcinogenesis
Charité University Medicine
Macrophage biology and innate cellular networks in chronic inflammatory diseases
Work within interdisciplinary teams across multiple institutes.
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