Bacterial Interspecies interactions in the upper respiratory tract microbiota - novel treatment and prevention strategies against pathogens
Funding: SNSF Starting Grant
Interactions of benficial commensal bacteria with human airway tissue to protect from pathogens.
Funding: FreeNovation
MRSA/MSSA eradication with commensals.
KFSP – BacVivo – Precision medicine for bacterial infections. Clinical Research Priority Programm (CRPP).
Funding: UZH CRPP BacVivo
The bacterial microbiota in burn patients – understanding microbial evolution under antibiotic selection pressure for future therapeutic and preventive approaches.
Funding: Béatrice-Ederer-Weber Foundation
Our lab has establised an innovative method to determine the reproductive fitness of bacteria when in competitive interaction with each other.
Using an Arduino robot with 3D-printable parts and open-source software, it is easy to print your own setup for Bacterial Quantitative Fitness Analysis (BaQFA). Find out mor at the dedicated BaQFA website.
Protective and Pathogenic T Cell Immunity During SARS-CoV-2 Infection.
A collaboration (SNF, Lead: Roland Martin).
MicrobiotaCOVID cohort (with Philipp K. Bühler)
SARS-CoV-2-Induced Immune Alterations and their Role in Post-COVID Syndrome.
Funding: The LOOP Zurich
Intuitive access to the latest data regarding microbes, antibiotic susceptibility and antibiotic treatments.
A collaboration with the INFECT Association (infect.org)
Although we are chronically low on lab space, the SDB LAB has awsome equipment and the resources to acquire what's need for our projects.
Our lab members actively engage in teaching at an academic level. We do University lectures, case presentations, journal clubs, clinical bedside teachings, seminar series on evidence based medicine, and clinical skills training (and the occational beer session for applied physiology).