Research Groups
The SFB IMMUNOMETABOLISM unites seven established laboratories in Austria with expertise spanning mouse genetics, energy and lipid metabolism, immunology, biophysics, epigenetics, microbiome expertise, cell biology, human and mouse organoid cultures, and molecular pathology to maximize the potential for investigation of the immunological role of metabolism in macrophages in human health and disease.
Project Leader
Gerda Egger, Medical University of Vienna
Metabolic crosstalk and epigenomic reprogramming of macrophages and colon cancer
Project Leader
Arvand Haschemi, Medical University of Vienna
Metabolic heterogeneity of macrophages in intestinal tissues
Project Leader
Group Christine Moissl-Eichinger, Medical University of Graz
The microbiome-macrophage interaction in health and disease
Project Leader
Elena Pohl, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
Mitochondrial UCP2 and the metabolic flexibility of adipose tissue macrophages
Associated Researcher
Thomas Rattei, University of Vienna
Computational modelling and comparison of metabolic crosstalk in tissues
Project Leader
Gernot Schabbauer, Medical University of Vienna
Lipid buffering macrophages in adipose tissue
Project Leader, Co-Coordinator
Martina Schweiger, University of Graz
Immunometabolic cues guiding adipose tissue remodeling in cachexia
Project Leader, Coordinator
Thomas Weichhart, Medical University of Vienna
Macrophage metabolites controlling epithelial colon homeostasis