Professorin Dr. Diana Dudziak

Address Universitätsklinikum Jena
Institut für Immunologie
Leutragraben 3
07743 Jena

ORCID-ID 0000-0001-9358-134X

Projects

As Applicant
- Current projects
  - Immunomodulatory function of inflammasomes in human primary dendritic cells (Research Grants)
- Completed projects
  - Untersuchungen zur Rolle der T-Zellrezeptor (TCR) Signalstärke bei der Induktion peripherer Toleranz (Emmy Noether International Fellowships)
  - Antigen-Targetierung von Dendritischen Zellen unter immunisierenden und tolererisierenden Bedingungen in vivo (Emmy Noether Independent Junior Research Groups)
  - Identification of mechanisms for the tolerogenic predisposition of human thymic and tumor dendritic cells (Research Grants)
  - Regulation of ileal immune responses in the immunosurveillance of colon cancer: DAMPs, MAMPs, and intestinal stem cell self-antigens (Research Grants)
As Leader
- Completed projects
  - Zellsortiereinheit (Major Research Instrumentation)
  - Konfokales Laserscanning-Mikroskop (Major Research Instrumentation)
  - Multicolor-Tischdurchflusszytometer (Major Research Instrumentation)
As Participating Researcher
- Current projects
  - GRK 2599: FAIR - Fine-Tuners of the Adaptive Immune Response (Research Training Groups)
  - GRK 2504: Novel antiviral approaches: from small molecules to immune intervention (Research Training Groups)
- Completed projects
  - GRK 1962: Dynamic Interactions at Biological Membranes - From Single Molecules to Tissue (Research Training Groups)
  - GRK 1660: Key Signals of Adaptive Immune Response (Research Training Groups)
As Project Head
- Current projects
  - Role of renal dendritic cell subpopulations in the inflammatory environment of acute kidney injury and kidney transplantation (CRC/Transregios)
- Completed projects
  - Characterization of Dendritic cell functions in human tissues (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - The role of dendritic cells in metastatic colonization and immunosurveillance of melanoma (CRC/Transregios)
  - Harnessing monocyte and dendritic cell dependent pathways of IVIg activity to enhance resolution of inflammation (Collaborative Research Centres)