Sophia Brumhard

PhD Student

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Charité

I'm a biotechnologist by training and a PhD researcher in the group of Prof. Leif Erik Sander at Charité, investigating how vaccines work. I'm especially interested in how innate immune cells shape adaptive immune responses to vaccination. Within the consortium, I study how time-of-day influences vaccine responses.

The projects of

Sophia Brumhard

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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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Sophia Brumhard

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