Preliminary Results DFG Review Board

The preliminary results of the election for the DFG Review Board are online.

Three members of the Cluster of Excellence ImmunoSensation² were voted into the DFG Review Board.

Here are the members of the DFG Review Board 2019 from ImmunoSensation²:

Achim Hörauf (FK204-06 Parasitologie & Biologie der Erreger tropischer Infektionskrankheiten)

Irmgard Förster (FK 204-05 Immunologie)

Waldemar Kolanus (FK 201-03 Zellbiologie)

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