Department of Clinical Microbiology
Image: Ida Laestander
Image: Ida Laestander
Welcome to the Department of Clinical Microbiology! We conduct exciting and important research and education in host-microbe interactions, the pathogenic properties of microbes, and the mechanisms of the immune system. Here you will find an inspiring and creative environment that promotes both research and learning.
From HIV to bird flu: Meaghan Flagg brings a new lens to lung repair
Could dengue and West Nile become more common in Europe? How is climate change affecting their spread?
The findings clarify how genetic and early-life environmental factors interact in autoimmune disease.
We put questions to Professor Clas Ahlm about the virus that became an uninvited passenger on a cruise ship.
The project aims to develop bioinformatic tools to understand and protect against bacterial contamination.
Two cell proteins determine how TBE virus, West Nile virus, and dengue virus replicate.