Speakers

The Rieder lab group focuses on the discovery of novel mechanisms of intestinal fibrogenesis, the prediction of fibrostenosing disease courses and innovative ways to treat IBD patients with established strictures.

Dr. Rudrapatna’s group develops methods for analyzing healthcare data to improve clinical decision making. They draw inspiration from a variety of disciplines, including causal inference, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

The Xavier lab studies mediators and effectors involved in innate and adaptive immune systems, with a focus on the cellular components and regulatory networks that interact within temporal, spatial and pathophysiological contexts of innate immunity.

The Thaiss lab focuses on bidirectional interactions between environment, body and brain. By understanding dysfunctional body-brain communication at the molecular level, they aim to harness body-brain communication to counteract many human diseases.