Détails

Faculté	Faculté des sciences et de médecine
Domaine	Sciences médicales
Code	UE-SME.07200
Langues	Anglais
Type d'enseignement	Cours
Cursus	Master
Semestre(s)	SA-2019

Horaires et salles

Struct. des horaires	Hebdomadaire
Heures de contact	28

Enseignement

Responsables	Walch Michael
Enseignants	Abe Jun Filgueira Luis Huber Wittmer Katrin Lannes Nils Lorusso Girieca Mantel Pierre-Yves Nordmann Patrice Poirel Laurent Rothen Barbara Maria Stein Jens Volker Walch Michael
Description	The course Infection, inflammation and cancer provides a comprehensive theoretical basis to the understanding of novel paradigms and emerging areas of research in the field of infection diseases, inflammation and cancer. The course will cover topics such as mechanisms of initiation of inflammation, perception of inflammation, the role of inflammation in cancer initiation and progression and novel pathogens and emerging resistance in infection diseases. Emphasis will be put on highlighting the significance of recently acquired knowledge in these areas and its relevance to experimental research and clinical medicine.
Objectifs de formation	The overall objective is to get familiar with the key concepts of the research sub-topics. Special emphasis will be put on experimental approaches in these fields of research, including experimental design, experimental animal and human models, in vitro and in vivo experimental settings. Examples of urgent and important new research questions may be: 1. Immunotherapy Research 2. Microbial Research 3. Bacterial Immunity Research 4. Malaria Immunity Research 5. Viral Immunity Research 6. Stem Cells and Cancer? 7. Development of Immunity 8. Neuroimmunology 9. Metall Allergies
Softskills	Non
Hors domaine	Non
BeNeFri	Non
Mobilité	Non
UniPop	Non

Examen écrit - SA-2019, Session de printemps 2020

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam 75 min. One mark

Examen écrit - SP-2020, Session d'automne 2020

Date	31.08.2020 10:00 - 11:15
Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam 75 min. One mark