Drittmittel

Zeit	Förderungsstelle	Titel	Summe
2002-2006	DFG, Junior group grant within the collaborative research center 405	The regulation of Natural Killer cells - lessons learned from the 2B4 (CD244) receptor	1,2 Mio Euro
2005-2007	German Cancer Foundation	Identification of the ligands for the 'natural cytotoxicity receptors'NKp30, NKp44 und NKp46	124 000 Euro
2005-2011	German Ministry for Science and Education (BMBF)-BioFuture	The role of lipid rafts in the activation and function of human Natural Killer cells	1,5 Mio Euro
2006-2009	DFG, Subproject A13 within the collaborative research center 405	Modulation of lymphocyte activities by SLAM-related receptors	506 000 Euro
2007-2008	German Cancer Foundation	Role of SLAM family receptors in the activation of gamma/delta T cells	153 000 Euro Collaborative grant together with Prof. A. Märten
2007-2011	German Ministry for Science and Education (BMBF)-Systems Biology of Cancer (SBCancer)	Cellular Decisions in Natural Killer cells	251 000 Euro
2009	DFG, Individual grant	Identification and functional characterization of proteins associated with membrane fractions surrounding activating and inhibitory Natural Killer cell receptors	212 000 Euro
2008-2010	German Cancer Foundation	Identification of the ligands for the 'natural cytotoxicity receptors' NKp30, NKp44 und NKp46	130 000 Euro
2008-2011	Graduate Academy of the state Baden Württemberg	Differential activation and integration of signaling modules within the immune system	1 PhD student stipend
2010-2013	DFG, Subproject 16 within the transregional collaborative research center (TRR) 83	Identification and functional characterization of proteins associated with membrane fractions surrounding activating and inhibitory Natural Killer cell receptors	369 000 Euro
2010-2013	University of Regensburg, DFG funded grant CA933/1-1) within the research unit FOR696 - Molecular Analyses and Interactions at Articular Interfaces	Role of tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) – positive cells in arthritis	approx. 335 000 Euro
2011-2013	DFG, Individual grant	'SLAM-related receptors': role of the cis/trans interaction in the regulation of Natural Killer cells and function on T cells	162 000 Euro
2013-2016	Leibniz SAW Procedure	Defining Natural Killer Cell reactivity by quantitative analysis of activating and inhibitory receptor signal integration	819 000 Euro
2015-2016	Start-up price funded by the DGRh	The dopamine pathway: a potential therapeutic target for local treatment of rheumatoid arthritis	40 700 Euro
2016-2018	MARIE CURIE individual Fellowship (EU Horizon2020)	Dopamine and bone metabolism in rheumatoid arthritis	171 000 Euro
2018-2020	DFG, Individual grant	The role of conventional and liver resident NK cells in drug-induced liver injury and in the regulation of ILC2 cells	146 300 Euro Joint grant with Prof. J. Hengstler
2020	Leibniz-Institut für Pflanzenbiochemie (IPB), Individual grant	Development of SPR-based immunoassays for measuring anti-CoV-2 antibodies and for detecting Interactions between CoV-2 spike and virus entry receptor ACE2 at very low concentrations (Seed Money)	10 000 Euro Joint grant together with Leibniz-Institut für Analytische Wissenschaften - ISAS - e.V.
2020-2023	DFG, Individual grant	Regulation of Natural Killer Cell Functions by Catecholamines	252 816 Euro Joint grant Prof. C. Watzl/ Prof. S. Capellino
2020-2022	Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung	Joint-Project: The Role of Epitranscriptomic Modifications in Regulating the Activity of Natural Killer Cells against Tumors Sub-Project: The effect of manipulating m6A modifications on the activity of NK cells	95 426 Euro
2021-2022	Volkswagen-Stiftung	Novel testing strategies for SARS-CoV-2 virus surveillance and determination of immunity	120 000 Euro Joint grant together with Leibniz-Institut für Analytische Wissenschaften - ISAS - e.V. and Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf