DFG research groups at the UKE
Research groups (FOR = Forschergruppen) are close alliances of interdisciplinary cooperating scientists on a specific research topic.
The development of the research topic takes place under consideration of various professional perspectives. The research groups are created for midterm durations and the sponsorship is carried out via the German Research Foundation (DFG).
Clinical Research Units (KFO = Klinische Forschergruppen) are based on the same interdisciplinary cooperation and focusses on disease- or patient-oriented, possibly translational research.
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Research Units
FOR 2060 "cGMP Signalling in Cell Growth and Survival"
UKE-participation: Prof. Dr. V. Nikolaev (Experimental Cardiovascular Research)
Duration: since 2013
FOR 2625 Mechanisms of Lysosomal Homeostasis
Speakter: Prof. Dr. T. Braulke (Department of Pediatrics)
Duration: Since 2017
FOR 2419 "Plasticity versus Stability - Molecular Mechanisms of Synaptic Strength"
Speaker: Prof. Dr. M. Kneussel (Center for Molecular Neurobiology Hamburg)
Duration: Since 2016
Participation of UKE: Prof. Dr. M. Friese (nIstitute of Neuroimmunology and Multiple Sclerosis). Subproject 2: "The role of transient receptor potential channels in neuroinflammation"
Duration: since 2015
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Clinical Research Units
KFO 306 "Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis"
Speaker: Prof. Dr. A. W. Lohse (UKE)
Duration: since 2015/2016
KFO 296 "Feto maternal immune cross talk: Consequence for Maternal an Offspring's Health"
Speaker: Prof. Dr. P. Arck (UKE)
Duration: since 2015
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