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Research unit – “Viral Infections and Comparative Pathology”
“Quantitative proteomics of Uukuniemi virus-host cell interactions reveals GBF1 as proviral host factor for phleboviruses”
Second lab retreat at Moulin Piongo (Ornacieux, France), this year shared with IVPC lab (27-28th June 2019)
Colin has received a PhD fellowship from the Chinese Scholarship Council for 4 years, starting from Nov. 2019.
Cell Biology of Phlebovirus Entry
PhD defense of Anja Hoffmann, Heidelberg, Germany
PY has been officially extended for two years at the University Hospital Heidelberg.
Jana has received the prize for the best poster presentation at the 17th Workshop on Cell Biology of Viral Infections (Oct. 15-17, Schöntal, Germany)
First lab retreat in Neustadt an der Weinstraße, Pfalz (09/10 July 2018)
PhD defense of Magalie Mazelier, Heidelberg, Germany
“Deciphering virus entry with fluorescently labeled viral particles”
Pierre-Yves was invited and welcome by Prof. Peng Ke at the Wuhan University, China.
Dr. Shawon Gupta has received a postdoctoral fellowship from the Swedish Medical Research Foundation for 2017-2019 and will join the lab on September 2017.
Holda has been granted with a third Rufus B. Kellogg University Fellowship from the Amherst College, USA, for 2017.
Anja has received a travel award from HBIGS to give an oral presentation at the Keystone symposia on Autophagy Network Integration in Health and Disease (Copper Mountain, USA, 2017/02).
“Early bunyavirus-host cell interactions”
“Uukuniemi virus as a tick-borne virus model”
“Differential use of C-type lectins for UUKV endocytosis”
Magalie received a travel award from the Society for General Microbiology, UK, to give an oral presentation at the first international meeting on Arboviruses and their Vectors (Glasgow, UK, 2015/09).
“Dynamics of Virus-Receptor Interactions in Virus Binding, Signaling, and Endocytosis”
“Bunyaviruses: from transmission by arthropods to virus entry into the mammalian host first-target cells”
University Hospital Heidelberg
“Genome-wide small interfering RNA screens reveal VAMP3 as a novel host factor required for Uukuniemi virus late penetration”