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Innovation Management
Innovation Management and Technology Transfer Transfer strategy The transfer of research results into medical and pharmaceutical applications plays a central role at the HZI. In addition to scientific exchange, the aim is to pave the way for the transfer of…
Third-Party Funds Acquisition
Third-Party Funds Acquisition With more than 20 years of experience and expertise as multipliers and service providers, the members of the staff unit Third-Party Funds Acquisition (DA) advise and support the scientific staff of the HZI, the DSMZ (German…
Administration and Infrastructure
Administration and Infrastructure The administrative units and staff units of the administration and infrastructure support the scientific work at the HZI. Approximately 200 people are employed in the administration of the HZI across all locations (as of…
Safety and environmental protection
Safety and Environmental Affairs The department for safety and environmental affairs takes over the central duties for occupational health and safety (OHS) and environmental affairs that should not be delegated to the heads of the departments of the…
Scientific strategy
Scientific Strategy The Staff Unit Scientific Strategy (WST) supports the management and the scientific steering committee in developing and implementing the centre's strategy. WST coordinates the preparation of scientific-strategic concepts and…
Strategic Communication
Strategic Communication The strategy departments work on behalf of the management and in close cooperation with colleagues from research and administration. The main goal is to make concepts for the scientific development of the HZI. The Task of the…
Integrative Informatics for Infection Biology
Recent years have seen accelerating development of high-throughput technologies in infection biology. Now, thousands of genetic loci can be simultaneously interrogated in a single experiment, providing an array of measurements of transcription, translation, regulatory interactions, and fitness effects. The bottleneck in advancing our understanding of pathogens now lies in moving from hypothesis-free screening through data integration to hypothesis generation. We develop new statistical, computational, and visualization approaches to overcome this bottleneck in the interpretation of complex post-genomic data. This group is located at the Helmholtz Institute for RNA-based Infection Research (HIRI).
Microbial Proteomics
A genome contains all the information that is needed to build an organism like, for instance, a bacterium. One of functional genomics’ central questions is: How are these blueprints implemented so that relatively simple molecular codes ultimately give rise to a microorganism with the potential of getting us sick? What are some of the underlying mechanisms and under what conditions do they become activated?
Dr Lothar Gröbe
Dr Lothar Gröbe Head of Research Group +49 531 6181-3073 E-Mail Dr Lothar Gröbe Lothar Gröbe studied biology at the University of Braunschweig. He worked as PhD student at the GBF, the ancestor of the HZI, and received his PhD about the „Interaction of the…
Purchasing
Purchasing All orders and procurements at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research are handled centrally by the Purchasing & Materials Management department. As a service provider for science, our aim is to realise both economical and optimal solutions…
