- COVID-19-Outbreak Response combining E-health, Serolomics, Modelling, Artificial Intelligence and Implementation Research: CORESMA
- A Method for Tracking CRISPR/Plasmidome Dynamics in Complex Bacterial Communities
- Age cohort RESIST – Research to help the most vulnerable: RESIST
- Analysing influenza A virus-mediated changes in the reactivity of alveolar type II epithelial cells as an underlying mechanism of increased susceptibility to secondary pneumococcal infections : AECII AND COINFECTION
- Self-medication with antimicrobials in urban and rural areas of Western India: A cross sectional study: AB-INDIA
- Antibiotics use in The Gambia: AB-GAMBIA
- Cellular Immune Responses in the Senescent and Unresponsive Immune System
- Characterisation of the cGAS-mediated DNA-sensing signaling in HIV infected T-cells
- Characterization of the secretory glycoprotein 90K/LGALS3BP as an antiviral restriction factor
- ChilSFree-Studie (ongoing project): CHILSFREE
- Chronic Infections: Microbial Persistence and its Control: CRC900
- Collaborative Research Consortium CDInfect - Adaptation strategies of Clostridioides difficile during host infection: Structure and function of protein interaction networks required for infection with C. difficile
- Communities Allied in Infection coalition
- Design and synthesis of novel clostridial collagenase inhibitors
- Development of novel compounds targeting Pseudonomas aeriginosa elastase LasB
- Development of novel inhibitors targeting the β-sliding clamp DnaN
- Die Rolle der Proteintyrosinphosphatase PTP1B für die Funktion der Toll-like Rezeptoren TLR7 und TLR9: DFG BR3432/3-1
- Differential Multiplex Serology of vaccine-preventable diseases: DISE
- Dissection of formin functions in cell edge protrusion and migration
- DrugBioTune - Process and target directed exploitation of catalytic and regulatory plasticity of drug biosynthetic pathways: INFECTCONTROL2020
- Dynamics of influenza A virus defective interfering particle replication – from single cells and tissues to the host level: DIA_TIP
- A novel approach for eradicating HIV
- A study to prevent infectious diseases in children (project concluded): KRAKI
- Developing Leads to Shorten Duration of TB Chemotherapy: SHORTEN TB
- Development of molecules that interfere with the PQS quorum sensing communication system in Pseudomonas aeruginosa: PQS QUORUM SENSING COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
- Epidemiology of chronic HBV infection among different high risk groups in Rwanda and mortality of HBV-HIV co-infected persons: HBV-RW
- Epidemiology of hepatitis E virus infection in EU/EEA countries (ongoing project)
- eResearch Tool PIA-App: PIA
- Evaluation of the Tuberculosis Surveillance System in Ghana: TB-GHANA
- GenomeNet: A deep neural network for genomic modelling, semi-supervised classification and imputation
- Graduate School Protein Complex Assembly (PROCOMPAS): Maturation of nitrite reductase NirS through interaction with NirF and NirN
- Heidelberg – Göttingen – Hannover - Medical Informatics: HIGHMED
- Helmholtz Drug Research Initiative: DRUG RESEARCH
- Heterologous expression of antibiotic gene cluster
- HEV vaccinology
- HiGHmed (Heidelberg-Göttingen-Hannover Medizininformatik)
- Human mucosal-associated invariant T (MAIT) cells in age-associated Clostridioides difficile infections : ESF-GS ABINEP / TEILPROJEKT M3.P6
- Hygiene and Behaviour Infectious Diseases Survey (ongoing project): HABIDS
- Identification and characterization of natural products with activities against tuberculosis
- Immune mediators of cytomegalovirus latency
- Individualized Vaccination : I.VACC
- Innovative microbial resources for new anti-infectives
- Long-term effects of preceding influenza A virus infection on myeloid cells along the lung-bone marrow-axis.
- Learning structures in the CRISPR-Cas system using deep learning architectures
- Blood self-collection in epidemiologic research: Feasibility and acceptance of a novel DBS-technology-based device (ongoing project)
- Identification and analyses of sex and age patterns in notifiable infectious diseases in Germany (ongoing project)
- Establishment of novel interventional strategies for influenza (co)infection by experimental analyses and mathematical modeling of infection : MODELING INFLUENZA AND COINFECTION
- Competence Unit Vaccination data of the GNC health study : GNC-VACC
- German National Cohort - Study Centre: GNC – SC
- TI Natural Compound Library: TI NCL
- Non-invasive pathogen collection in low respiratory tract: PADFEX
- Exploiting the potential of natural compounds: myxobacteria as source for leads, tools and therapeutics in cancer research, Project: (Bio)Synthese of chondramides and related cyclodepsipeptide
- Oral Health and Intima-Media-Thickness: PAROCARD
- Preclinical development of aminochelocardins
- Global prevalence and time trends of chronic HBV infection (project concluded)
- Prevalence and risk factors for MRSA carriage
- Project P4: Lamellipodial protein complexes driving Arp2/3-dependent branching: PROCOMPAS
- RESIST - Resolving Infection Susceptibility
- Role of NFAT signaling in memory inflation and T cell-mediated immune protection against CMV
- Role of the WAVE complex in the immune system
- Self-sampling in epidemiological studies: product development and evaluation: HEMASPOT
- Sensors for measuring aerosols and reactive gases and analysis of their effect on human health: SMARAGD
- Sero-epidemiology of chronic HBV infection in Burkina Faso: HBV-BF
- Sparse2Big: Data fusion and imputation from massive sparse data consortium
- Surveillance, Outbreak Response Management and Analysis System: SORMAS®-OPEN
- Epidemiologic, systematic assessment of HEV vaccine performance (ongoing project)
- Systems immunogenetics of biodefense and emerging pathogens in the collaborative cross – Influenza (IAV) response study: SIG
- TI Bioinformatics Platform
- Transplant Cohort of the German Center for Infection Research: DZIF TXCOHORT
- Comparison of contact diaries and wearable sensors in measuring social contact patterns (project concluded)
- Knowledge, attitude and practice regarding vaccination in the elderly population in Germany and among staff of General Practitioner practices (project concluded)
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