Advancing novel and promising TB vaccine candidates from discovery to preclinical and early clinical development

Airway-specific activation of Liver X Receptor for the treatment of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection

Designing novel particulate vaccination strategies to evoke cytotoxic T cell responses against chronic intracellular infections

Development and evaluation of particulate formulations for the selective delivery of antigens and immunpotentiators towards dendritic cells.

Differentiation of COX-2-dependent and -independent VEGF induction in mouse tumors and human colorectal carcinoma and its association with malignancy and sensitivity to anti-angiogenic therapy

Disease-modifying characteristics of LXR-dependent signaling pathways in infectious and non-infectious inflammatory lung diseases

Increasing the efficiency of RNA-cancer vaccination by modulation of type-I-IFN activity, and interference with PD-LI / PD-1 to the tumor bed

Novel molecular intervention technology for infectious and allergic respiratory diseases

Novel mouse models of allergic broncho-pulmonary disease as effective drug-testing tools to treat severe noneosinophilic asthma (type 3)

Role of the mycobacterial cell wall lipids, myocolic acids, in the control of ontracellular replication of mycobacterium tuberculasis bacilli

Signal transduction in inflammation: from gene to organism

Synthetic mycolic acid as potential therapeutic agents for the treatment of asthma

Synthetic mycolic acids for therapy of asthma and as adjuvants for vaccination

Targeting the modified innate functionality of the post-asthma alveolar macrophage for relieving Respiratory Syncytical Virus-induced astham exacerbation.

Towards a universal mRNA-based therapeutic vaccine against HIV

Epithelial breast cancer: from molecular signaling pathways to clinical application

In vivo transduction of dendritic cells with mRNA for the development of an immunotherapy

Novel macrophage and myeloid dendritic cell markers for in vivo imaging and therapy of inflammatory diseases; Inflammation tracking "Inflammatrack"