Zali is investigating the interactions between C. albicans and the intestinal mucosa. Specifically, she is exploring the function of a previously undescribed C. albicans ORF which enables colonization of the colonic mucosa.
Ella is studying interactions between C. albicans and gut bacteria. Her project seeks to establish the basis of a recently identified antagonistic relationship between a gram-positive bacterial species and C. albicans.
Trung is dissecting the regulatory mechanisms that turn on and off a C. albicans transcription factor implicated in commensalism and pathogenesis. In another project, he is studying host cell pathways activated by C. albicans in the intestinal epithelium.
Elena is defining C. albicans transcriptional regulatory circuits with roles in colonization of mucosal surfaces. In another project, she is employing macrophages and intestinal organoids to probe the phenotypic diversity of C. albicans isolates derived from the human digestive tract.
Musfirat Shubaita (MS, 2023-2025)
Philipp Reuter-Weissenberger (2017-2021)
Marie-Therese Eckstein (2016-2020)
Valentina del Olmo Toledo (2015-2019)
Lena Boehm (2015-2019)
Prathibha Muralidhara (MS, 2014-2015)
Irina Jimenez Gomez (2024-2025)
Diana Rodriguez Ortega (2021-2024)
Kieu Pham (2021-2022)
Sergio Moreno-Velasquez (2017-2020)
Juliane Meir (2016-2020)
Shweta Fulsundar (2016-2017)
Pedrina Vidigal (2014-2015)
Oriana Sanchez Jimenez (2023-2024)
Mazen Oneissi (2021-2023)
Hailey Nussbaum (2020-2022)
Stanley Odidika (2018-2019)
Sanda Torsin (2015 -2018)
Su Hlaing Tint (2014-2015)
Anna Khanov (MicroSURP 2025)
Layne Smith (MicroSURP 2024)
Cecilia Fadhel Alvarez (MicroSURP 2023)
Mara Henrich (2020)
Tobias Ludwig (2016-2017)
Sonakshi De (2014)