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Graduate School Academy for Emerging and Re-emerging Viruses
To support the careers of outstanding medical and PhD students, the CRC has established a structured graduate program focused on emerging viral diseases. This program covers key research areas such as epidemiology, clinical and translational infection research, molecular and structural virology, viral immunology, vaccine research, and virus-driven pathomechanisms. All PhD students involved in CRC projects participate in this curriculum.
In addition, eight MD students will be accepted each year through a dedicated stipend program to promote early training in emerging virus research and foster the development of future clinician scientists in infectious diseases.
The graduate school offers both advanced scientific training and transferable skills such as good scientific practice and science communication. It is co-led by Maura Dandri, a distinguished virologist, and Julian Schulze zur Wiesch, an experienced clinician scientist. The program is also integrated into
Graduate School Fellows
Representatives of the Integrated Research Training Group
Dr. Philip Hartjen
Coordinator iRTG CRC1648
E-mail address:
Phone: +49 (0)40 7410-20977
Dr. Mayke Leggewie
Coordinator iRTG CRC1648
E-mail address:
Phone: +49 1522 2839416
Prof. Dr. Maura Dandri
Co-Lead iRTG, Co-Lead
Project A02
E-mail address:
Phone: +49 (0) 40 7410 - 52949
Prof. Dr. Julian Schulze zur Wiesch
Co-Lead iRTG, Co-Lead
Project C04
E-mail address:
Phone: +49 (0) 40 7410 - 52831, +49 (0) 40 7410 - 20977
Valentin Bärreiter
Student Representative iRTG, PhD Student
Project D03
E-mail address:
Jule Alina Russow
Student Representative iRTG, PhD Student
Project AP02
E-mail address:
Annika Zaayenga
Student Representative iRTG, PhD Student
Project C01
E-mail address:
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