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Center for Doctoral Studies Lübeck (CDSL)

The CDSL is the first address for students with interest in graduating at the University of Lübeck. All structured graduating programs are connected here. It represents a variety of scientific disciplines, reaching from information technology and medicine to cultural sciences. Link

Graduate Center of the CAU

Kiel University supports the further qualification and professional development of its doctoral researchers through the Graduate Center. Link

Cluster of Excellence - Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation (PMI)

RTG 3095 is closely connected with the Cluster of Excellence “Precision Medicine in Chronic Inflammation” (PMI). Our focus on protective and pathogenic antibody responses at barrier organs complements the cluster’s research into chronic inflammatory diseases. Our doctoral researchers benefit from scientific exchange, joint events and access to the cluster’s research infrastructure. Learn more about the Cluster of Excellence PMI Link

Institute for Systemic Inflammation Research (ISEF)

RTG 3095 is closely linked to the Institute for Systemic Inflammation Research (ISEF) at the University of Lübeck. The institute contributes scientific expertise and research infrastructure to the RTG, including access to the CAnaCore facility for cell sorting and analysis. Learn more about the ISEF. Link

RTG 2887 – VISualization and imaging of virus infectION (VISION)

RTG 2887 “VISION – Visualization and Imaging in Viral Infection” brings together research in structural biology, biomedicine and virology. RTG 3095 collaborates with VISION within its qualification programme, promoting scientific exchange and networking among doctoral researchers across complementary fields of infection and inflammation research. Learn more about RTG VISION. Link

RTG 2633 – Autoimmune Pre-Disease

RTG 2633 “Defining and Targeting Autoimmune Pre-Disease” investigates the early stages of autoimmune disease. RTG 3095 collaborates with RTG 2633 within its qualification programme, including the Distinguished Lecturer Series. These shared activities encourage scientific exchange and networking among doctoral researchers working on complementary aspects of immunity and inflammation. Learn more about RTG 2633. Link

FOR 5930 – Autoantibodies against G protein-coupled receptors as drivers of vascular diseases (AbsInVasc)

FOR 5930 “AbsInVasc” investigates how autoantibodies targeting G protein-coupled receptors contribute to vascular diseases. Its focus on antibody-mediated disease mechanisms complements RTG 3095’s research into protective and pathogenic antibody responses. Learn more about FOR AbsInVasc. Link