Profile
- Key objective: to gain knowledge on pathophysiological processes, host response patterns, and therapeutic options in critical illness
- Key focus: organ dysfunctions, fluid management, metabolism/immune responses, post-resuscitation care, severe infections, animal models on phage therapy and treatment of antibiotic-resistant infections, artificial intelligence, and post-ICU/family care
- Full range of scientific activity in critical illness: international and national multi-center trials, IITs, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, animal models, laboratory research
External Partners
Inselspital/University of Bern: ARTORG; Departments of Infectious Disease, Nephrology, Neurosurgery and Cardiovascular Surgery; ETH Zurich; university hospitals of Basel, Zurich and Geneva; cantonal hospitals of St. Gallen and Winterthur; Collaboration of Research in Intensive Care (CRIC, Copenhagen); ANZICS Trial Network (Australia); Charité – Berlin University of Medicine; European Group on Immunology in Sepsis (EGIS)
Grants
- PHRT Grant, Advanced Machine Learning for Intelligent Decision Support in the Intensive Care Unit (Project # 2022-278) CHF 1,942,728
- MedTech Collaboration Call, Non-invasive measurements of changes in pulmonary artery pressure in intensive care unit patients using electrical impedance tomography: a feasibility study (BMCC2024); CHF 299,500
- Novartis Foundation, Unlocking the Potential of Personalized Phage Therapy for LVAD Patients with Staphylococcus epidermidis Infections (#24A078), CHF 80,000