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Lehrstuhl für Immunologie & Pathophysiologie

Who we are Otto Loewi Research Center Research centers and institutes Medical University of Graz

Immunology

The Division of Immunology is part of the Otto Loewi Research Center for Vascular Biology, Immunology and Inflammation. We are mainly concerned with basic research in experimental and translational immunology and education in pathophysiology and immunology with a special research focus on cellular immunity and immune tolerance mechanisms.

Herbert Strobl

"Research on the pathogenesis of disease requires a close interconnection between basic and applied research, which to a large extent is the case on the Med Uni Graz campus. The history of medicine shows that important breakthroughs in the treatment of disease are based on findings from basic research."

Herbert Strobl, Chair

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T: +43 316 385 71150

F: +43 316 385 79609

E: gertrude.saleb@medunigraz.at