SKINTEGRITY.CH · Interdisciplinary skin research
SKINTEGRITY.CH is a collaborative research initiative, which brings together experts from different disciplines from Swiss and selected external institutions to address the following overarching aims:
- To gain a mechanistic understanding of skin repair and disease using a highly interdisciplinary approach
- To develop novel approaches for improved diagnosis and treatment of impaired wound healing and inflammatory and malignant skin diseases
- To provide an interdisciplinary training for the next generation of scientists, clinicians and engineers
SKINTEGRITY.CH is based on the Zurich Initiative “SKINTEGRITY”, which was selected as flagship project of Hochschulmedizin Zurich in 2016. Due to its remarkable success and positive evaluation of new projects in 2020, the program was prolonged and extended as a collaborative research initiative at a national level.
Contact
Dr. Maarten Schledorn
Scientific coordinator
ETH Zurich
Otto-Stern-Weg 7
CH-8093 Zurich
Phone: +41 44 633 78 06
Support our research
Do you want to engage with improved understanding, diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer, inflammatory skin diseases and wound healing disorders? Are you enthousiastic to support our interdisciplinary young researchers?
Read more about the current funding of SKINTEGRITY.CH or make a donation right away.
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We are thankful for every contribution!
Support our research
Do you want to engage with improved understanding, diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer, inflammatory skin diseases and wound healing disorders? Are you enthousiastic to support our interdisciplinary young researchers?
Read more about the current funding of SKINTEGRITY.CH or make a donation right away.
Donate now
We are thankful for every contribution!
Contact
Dr. Maarten Schledorn
Scientific coordinator
ETH Zurich
Otto-Stern-Weg 7
CH-8093 Zurich
Phone: +41 44 633 78 06
Consortium welcomes three new Principal Investigators
SKINTEGRITY.CH celebrates the membership of three new PIs:
PD Dr. med. Antonios Kolios (left), PD Dr. med. Julia-Tatjana Maul (middle) and PD Dr. med. et sc. nat. Laurence Feldmeyer (right).
Young Investigator Award 2022
Congratulations to Michał Sobecki, Jing Chen and Ewelina Krzywińska from the Stockmann lab for winning the YI Award 2022. On behalf of the three of them, Jing accepts the prizes here.
Read the winning paper
Fewer animal experiments with artificial models
How can methods and tools be developed to ensure that the number of animal experiments and the number of animals used in research are significantly reduced? A research team from the University of Fribourg is working together with ETH Zurich to investigate this question:
Read the press release
Oral presentation prize at SSBRM Annual Meeting
Congratulations to SKINTEGRITY.CH Young Investigator Lorenza Garau Paganella for her first prize for oral presentations at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Swiss Society for Biomaterials and Regenerative Medicine (SSBRM)!
SSBRM website