Support through donation

From digital strategies for infection management to diagnostic tools for vaccine development: Scientists at the HZI are involved in numerous projects to fight the novel corona virus. With your personal donation, you can support our research.

At the HZI, we have focused our existing virological, chemical and epidemiological expertise on the management of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. To this end, our researchers are pursuing innovative approaches to developing active substances and vaccines against the virus, as well as deciphering the mechanisms of disease development and progression.

Support our coronavirus research

You can support our researchers in this effort. With your personal donation, you can help fight the coronavirus pandemic and promote the development of new ways of treatment, prevention and diagnostics.

 

“Like all infectious diseases, the current coronavirus pandemic can be combated more effectively the better we understand the pathogen and its effects on humans. With your donation, you can make an important contribution to this”

Prof. Dirk Heinz, Scientific Director of the HZI.

There are many ways to donate: You can support our scientists in general, or contribute to selected research projects. If you would like to find out about funding opportunities and discuss the support of your personal project, we look forward to hearing from you.


For your individual donation from 10,00 Euro you can use the following bank account: 

HZI Donation Account

Helmholtz-Zentrum für Infektionsforschung GmbH
Braunschweigische Landessparkasse
BIC: NOLADE 2H XXX
IBAN: DE56 2505 0000 0002 0588 81

If you indicate your name and address on the bank transfer, you will receive a donation receipt from us or by e-mailing to Katrin MacLeod.

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Research projects on the coronavirus

Our research investigates various aspects of the coronavirus pandemic, such as the dynamics of its spread and how Covid-19 can be prevented or treated. Here you will find an overview of our research projects on the coronavirus. [more]

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