Innovative Training Network
Antiviral Immunometabolism
Antiviral Immunometabolism
INITIATE (innate-immunometablism as antiviral target) is an innovative training network funded by the European Commission with the goal to train a new generation of young researchers in the emerging field of antiviral immunometabolism.
Bernadette van den Hoogen
Coordinator
Coordinator
John Hiscott
Co-Coordinator
Co-Coordinator
About INITIATE
The global COVID19 pandemic emphasizes once again the urgent need for improvement and innovation in the development of new antiviral strategies. While it is clear that viral replication, metabolic pathways, and host immune responses are tightly interconnected, the molecular pathways and impact on viral pathogenesis are not well-defined and will be the focus of INITIATE.
INITIATE brings together world leaders in virology, inflammation, innate immunity, and immunometabolism to educate a new generation of research scientists with the interdisciplinary expertise required to recognize, contain and treat future virus outbreaks.
INITIATE includes partners from 7 academic institutes and 3 industrial partners from 7 countries. The consortium will host 15 PhD students – Early Stage Researchers (ESRs), each performing an individual research project at one of the partners.
@ITN_INITIATE:
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