Nederlands HOME RESEARCH TRAINING CONFERENCES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ABOUT VIB Home > Research > Scientists VIB scientists overview Inflammation and immunity Rudi Beyaert Lab NF-kB signal transduction Innate immunity and inflammatory diseases Cytokine and Toll-like receptor signalling Bart Lambrecht Lab Study of the molecular mechanism of DC-epithelial interaction in asthma and how this is influenced by infection and environment. Study how the unfolded protein response interferes with the functioning of cells in the immune system and how this might lead to lung disease. Mohamed Lamkanfi Lab NOD-like receptor and inflammasome signaling networks, and their role in human disease proteomics and genomics technologies for pathway discovery Claude Libert Lab therapeutic potential of cytokines and their control mechanisms matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) and inflammation determination of health status during aging Adrian Liston Lab the cellular and molecular basis of immune tolerance mechanisms and failure phenotype of immune pathology forward genetics Stefan Magez Lab use of Nanobodies® to study mechanisms of infection-induced immunopathology during African trypanosomiasis development of new diagnosis, vaccination and treatment strategies to control African trypanosomiasis Serge Muyldermans Lab camelid antibodies: VHH characteristics and HCAb ontogeny medical or biotechnological applications of VHH development of VHH selection for high throughput modes Xavier Saelens Lab development of broad (universal) human influenza vaccines for both influenza A en B virus strains Jan Tavernier Lab leptin receptors: molecular mechanisms underlying receptor activation upon ligand binding MAPPIT two-hybrid toolbox based on JAK/STAT pathway protein interactions important in the innate immune response Jo Van Ginderachter Lab myeloid cell heterogeneity and functions - functional genomics Nanobodies against myeloid cell/inflammation markers Tumor-host interactions Trypanosome-host interactions Peter Vandenabeele Lab cell death modalities in vivo in vivo focus on epithelial biology: skin and intestine transgenic mouse models for caspases and RIP kinases RESEARCH Bioinformatics Cancer Cardiovascular Development Inflammation and immunity Microbiology RESEARCH Neuroscience Plant biology Proteomics Structural biology Systems biology TRAINING AND FACILITIES Int. Ph.D. Program Research training Bioinformatics E-Lab Notebook Research services Model organisms FOR BUSINESS Licensing R&D Partnerships Facilities Spin-offs ABOUT VIB Jobs Contact Who's Who Organization Departments Press © VIBContactPrivacy policyLegal disclaimerSign inIntranetExtranet