- Forschungsgruppen
- Bohle Barbara - Allergy Research
- Breiteneder Heimo - Biotechnology & Biochemical Diagnostics
- Bublin Merima - Allergen Biology
- Ellinger Isabella - Pathophysiology of the Placenta
- Flicker Sabine - Antibody Research
- Focke-Tejkl Margarete - Immunochemistry
- Hoffmann-Sommergruber Karin - Molecular Allergology
- Jensen-Jarolim Erika - AllergoOncology
- Kallay Enikö - Tumour Pathology
- Linhart Birgit - Pathomechanisms of Allergy
- Ma Yan - Molecular Research in Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Mechtcheriakova Diana - Molecular Systems Biology and Pathophysiology
- Pietschmann Peter - Bone Research
- Radauer Christian - Biochemistry and Bioinformatics
- Untersmayr-Elsenhuber Eva - Gastrointestinal Immunology
- Valenta Rudolf - Molecular Immunopathology
- Vrtala Susanne - Immunotechnology
- Bohle Barbara - Allergy Research
- Auszeichnungen
- Förderungen
- SFB
- CCHD
- IAI
- MCCA
- Christian Doppler Labs
Research Group: Pathophysiology of the Placenta
Welcome to the “Pathophysiology of the Placenta” Group, headed by Isabella Ellinger. We are part of the Institute for Pathophysiology and Allergy Research at the Center for Pathophysiology, Infectiology and Immunology at the Medical University of Vienna, Austria.
Missions
I am a dedicated lecturer (first mission) and researcher (second mission) and with my work aim at contributing to the three main cornerstones of the academic system of the MedUni Vienna that are research, education and patient care. I am convinced of the importance of third mission activities; thus, I persue an intense exchange on science with people of all ages. As a member of two female scientists networks (WISIA, WNWmed), I am also a passionate advocate of empowerment of women in science. Overall, my activities align to UN sustainable development goals (SDGs) 3 and 4 and thus shall 1) ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages and 2) foster lifelong learning for all.
Finally, I hope that we can make our Institute and University more sustainable. Thus, we initiated Green IPA
- First Mission l Teaching
- Medical University of Vienna
- Other Universities
- Second Mission l Research
- Studying placental functions under physiologic and pathologic conditions
- Advancing automated microscopy
- Providing IFM-expertise in collaborations
Third Mission l Science Education and Scientific Communication
Long Night of Research on May 20, 2022: Participation with the station "Artificial Intelligence for the Analysis of Histological Images" (station 33 of the medical research mile in the area "Medical Imaging & Diagnostics")
In digital pathology and medical research, computer-based analysis of histological images plays an important role in diagnosis, therapy decisions and research into pathophysiological mechanisms. In the development of the underlying computer algorithms, methods of artificial intelligence - deep learning - are currently being used more and more.
An interdisciplinary team consisting of employees from Isabella Ellinger (IPA), Georg Dorffner (Institute for Artificial Intelligence) and the company TissueGnostics GmbH informed the numerous visitors to this station with digital presentations and many games on the topic "Analysis of histological images in clinic and research" and presented the results of the joint, FFG-funded Bridge Young Scientists research project "Deep Learning-based knowledge transfer methods for nuclei segmentation in microscopic images" (2020-2022).
Image rights: Isabella Ellinger
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