Research Units and Clinical Research Units
Research Units and Clinical Research Units at FAU
Research Units (RU) are groups of several researchers based at one or more locations. They often contribute to establishing new areas of research. The aim of Clinical Research Units (CRU) is to promote research groups involved in disease or patient-orientated (translational) clinical research and set up permanent research groups in clinical facilities. There are currently a total of 17 Research Units and Clinical Research Units at FAU. FAU is the coordinating university for six of these units.
Research Units coordinated by FAU
- KFO 257: Molecular Pathogenesis and Optimised Therapy of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Go to website - DFG research unit 1660 – Optical Design and Interconnection Technology for Assembly-Integrated Bus Systems
Go to website - DFG research unit 1878 − funCOS – Functional molecular structures on complex oxide surfaces
Go to website - DFG research unit 2271 – Process-orientated tolerance management with virtual assurance methods
Go to website - DFG research unit 2332 − Temperature-related stresses as a unifying principle in ancient extinctions (TERSANE):
Go to website - DFG-research unit 2886 − PANDORA – Pathways triggering AutoimmuNity and Defining Onset of early Rheumatoid Arthritis: Go to website
Research Units involving FAU
- DFG research unit 2127 − Selection and adaptation during metastatic cancer progression
Go to website - DFG research unit 2149 − Elucidation of Adhesion-GPCR Signalling
Go to website - DFG research unit 2179 − MAD Soil – Microaggregates: formation and turnover of the structural building blocks of soils
Go to website - DFG research unit 2438 − Cell plasticity in colorectal carcinogenesis:
Go to website - DFG research unit 2457 − Acoustic sensor networks
Go to website - DFG research unit 2599 − Tissue type 2 responses: Mechanisms of induction and regulation:
Go to website - DFG research unit 2690 − Translational pruritus research
Go to website - DFG research unit 2730 − Environmental changes in biodiversity hotspot ecosystems in Southern Ecuador: system response and feedback effects (RESPECT)
Go to website - DFG research unit 2799 − Receiving and translating signals via the gamma-delta T Cell Receptor:
Go to website - DFG research unit 2953 − Sialic Acid as Regulator in Development and Immunity:
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