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Best Presentation by Roland Schürhagl at the Young Water Professionals Conference in Vienna

Roland Schürhagl (Unit for Water Hygiene) has been awarded the best presentation award for his contribution "Effect of membrane cleaning on microorganism retention by micro- and ultrafiltration in a membrane bioreactor for...more

 

The Austrian Science Fund accepts Vladimir Leksa´s project " Regulation of T cell activation by CD222"

At the last board meeting in June 2010, the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) accepted the project "The Integral Regulatory Role of the Mannose-6-Phosphate/Insulin-like Growth Factor 2 Receptor (CD222) in T cell activation" by Vladimir...more

 

Österreichischer Hygienepreis 2010 an Miranda Suchomel

(Wien, Mai 2010) Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Miranda Suchomel wurde für ihre Arbeit “Surgical hand antisepsis – Influence of duration of application on the immediate and after 3 hours effects of n-propanol and isopropanol” mit Österreichs...more

 
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WWTF promotes a project of Johannes Huppa with 800.000 EUR

Johannes Huppa receives a research grant of 800.000 euro from the Vienna Science and Technology Foundation (WWTF)

Johannes Huppa of the Institute of Hygiene and Applied Immunology was granted 800.000 EUR by the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF) for his project „Mechanical Forces in T-Cell Antigen Recognition“.

Together with his long-term scientific partner Gerhard Schütz from the Vienna University of Technology, Dr. Huppa succeeded within the WWTF Life Sciences Call „New Ventures Beyond Established Frontiers“ against 123 competing labs and was selected for one of the seven highly sought after research grants.

The WWTF “Life Science Call“ supports interdisciplinary research in biology, bio- and pharmaceutical technology, medicine and veterinary medicine, which targets molecular mechanisms and factors that are either relevant in human health and disease or the maintenance our biosphere. This also includes the development of novel appropriate scientific methods. Funding is provided for four years.

Johannes Huppa, a German and US citizen, studied biochemistry at the Free University of Berlin. For his diploma and doctoral thesis he moved to Boston to work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard Medical School. He continued his studies at Stanford University Medical School as a postdoctoral fellow and Research Associate. Since 2012, he holds an Assistant Professor position at the Institute of Hygiene and Applied Immunology in Vienna.

Dr. Huppa authored and co-authored several high impact publications in the field of T-cell antigen recognition. He obtained numerous fellowships and grants from renowned institutions, has been an invited to speak at many conferences and symposia and routinely peer-reviews manuscripts for highly visible journals.

21.11.2013

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