Mitarbeiter*innen der AG Ravens
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Sarina Ravens, PhD
Ravens.Sarina@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9739
Sarina joined the Institute of Immunology as postdoctoral researcher in 2015. Since 2020 she is professor for Human Systems Immunology within the EXC RESIST. Sarina uses state-of-the-art technologies to understand the biology of γδ T cells and their responsiveness in infectious diseases.
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Yusuf Eshimutu Abu
Abu.Yusuf@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9729
Yusuf started his PhD research in 2023. He wants to understand the postnatal adaptation of gamma delta T cells and factors that perturb these adaptation traits. Yusuf is also open to learning skills in bioinformatics.
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Vicente Almeida
Almeida.Vicente@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9738
Vicente is part of the 2023 class of the “Infection Biology” PhD program. In his project, he deciphers the functionality of human γδ T cells in neonatal infections.
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Alexa Cramer
Cramer.Alexa@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9738
Alexa is a medical student who started her research in the Ravens group in 2022 as part of the StrucMed program. Her aim is to understand the impact of early-life heart surgery on the γδT cell compartment in children with congenital heart disease. She is particularly interested in paediatrics and translational research.
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Moana Dempsey
Moana.M.Dempsey@stud.mh-hannover.de
Tel.: 9738
Moana is a medical student and started the StrucMed program in 2023. In her research, she wants to understand molecular mechanisms of γδ T cells responsiveness in neonates, and why these are different to adults.
![Copyright: Zimmer, Simone/Institut für Immunologie/MHH Anika Janssen](/fileadmin/_processed_/d/0/csm_Annika_150_1a71b905d6.jpg)
Anika Janssen
Janssen.Anika@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9740
Anika is an expert technical assistant involved in many projects of the lab and has been a member of the Institut of Immunology since 2004.
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Karla Ximena Leon Lara
LeonLara.Ximena@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9737
Ximena started her PhD research in 2020, after her medical training. In her project, she investigates the maturation traits of T cells after preterm birth. She enjoys participating in different translational projects.
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Ziqing Wang
Wang.Ziqing@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9738
Ziqing started her PhD in Infection Biology in 2022. In her project, she wants to understand the implication of the murine Vg4 TCR in development, and as a wet-lab enthusiast she loves to be involved in different other projects.
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Tao Yang
Yang.Tao@mh-hannover.de
Tel: 9738
Tao started her PhD research in 2020. She aims to decipher the postnatal developmental plasticity of murine Vγ4+ γδ T cells using next-generation sequencing techniques. Tao likes to combine wet-lab and bioinformatics.
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