Anna Hiller

Clinician Scientist

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Charité

I'm a physician and PhD candidate in the Sander Lab at Charité, where our team studies immune responses to infectious diseases with a particular focus on vaccine immunity. In my project I investigate how the body's internal clock shapes the response to vaccination, aiming to make immunization more effective across infectious diseases and cancer.

The projects of

Anna Hiller

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Mechanisms of circadian vaccination responses in humans and mice

The timing of vaccination can influence immune protection, yet the molecular processes translating time of day into long-term immunity remain poorly understood. This project explores how circadian physiology shapes early immune activation and downstream responses after vaccination in humans and mice.

Mechanisms of circadian vaccination responses in humans and mice

The timing of vaccination can influence immune protection, yet the molecular processes translating time of day into long-term immunity remain poorly understood. This project explores how circadian physiology shapes early immune activation and downstream responses after vaccination in humans and mice.

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Anna Hiller

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