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            "id": 8021,
            "title": {
                "de": "Teaching critical thinking in science through nanolearning and virtual exchange principles",
                "en": "Teaching critical thinking in science through nanolearning and virtual exchange principles"
            },
            "short": " NANO-THINK ",
            "url": null,
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                "de": null,
                "en": null
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            "title": {
                "de": "Zusammensetzung und Funktion von Immunzellen bei Patient*innen mit und ohne steroidrefraktärer akuter und chronischer Graft-versus-Host-Krankheit nach allogener hämatopoetischer Zelltransplantation",
                "en": "Immune cell composition and function in patients with and without steroid-refractory acute and chronic graft-versus-host disease after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation"
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            "short": "Immune cell composition in GVHD",
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                "de": null,
                "en": "One of the most serious life-threatening complications of allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (allo-HCT) is acute and chronic graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). (1,2) The established first-line therapy of acute GVHD is methylprednisolone with an initial dose of 2 mg/kg body weight per day. But, only half of all patients respond to first-line therapy and the so-called steroid-refractory GVHD (SR-GVHD) is associated with a poor long-term prognosis. There is still an urgent need for biomarkers that predict response to glucocorticoid therapy. In a retrospective study we showed that cellular infiltrates of immune cells, like innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) and tissue-resident memory T cells (TRMs), differ at onset of gastrointestinal (GI) GVHD in patients who subsequently respond to glucocorticoid therapy compared to patients developing steroid-refractory disease. Based on these preliminary data, we hypothesize that GVHD affects the composition of immune cell populations in affected tissues, such as skin and GI tract, and cellular and molecular profiles of immune cells from peripheral blood (PB) and tissue biopsies, as well as the GI microbiome, may predict lack of response to glucocorticoid therapy. Furthermore, these cellular and molecular profiles may be prognostic for immune reconstitution after allo-HCT. Therefore, the aim of this study is to identify cellular and molecular profiles of GVHD in patients. \r\nFor this purpose, we will prospectively collect clinical data of patients undergoing allo-HCT at the Clinical Division of Hematology at the Medical University/University Hospital Graz, to create a database and compare patient’s clinical course with immune cell composition as well as function/activation state of the PB determined by flow cytometry and cytokine production, as we GI microbiome analysis and tissue samples (skin and GI) obtained from routine clinical biopsies using immunofluorescence, immunohistochemistry and High-Definition Spatial Transcriptomics (HDST). Results of blood and tissue immune cell analyses, cytokines and data from GI microbiome will be compared to the cli nical data on occurrence and severity of GVHD, response to GVHD therapy and patient outcome.\r\n"
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            "title": {
                "de": "RESPIMMUN\r\n",
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            "short": "RESPIMMUN",
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            "id": 8077,
            "title": {
                "de": "Smart FOX - Smart and Federated Open Data eXchange of citizen-based data donations for clinical research",
                "en": "Smart FOX - Smart and Federated Open Data eXchange of citizen-based data donations for clinical research"
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            "short": "Smart FOX",
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            "title": {
                "de": "RESPIMMUN - Die Rolle der mehrfach ungesättigten Fettsäuren bei allergischer Lungenentzündung",
                "en": "RESPIMMUN - Role of poly unsaturated fatty acids in allergic lung inflammation "
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                "de": "Entwicklung von interaktiven adaptierbaren und visulisierten qualitativ hochwertigen Gesundheitsinformationen ",
                "en": "Human-Centered Interactive Adaptive Visual\r\nApproaches in High-Quality Health Information"
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        {
            "id": 8230,
            "title": {
                "de": "Untersuchung von anti EGF-R virus-ähnlicher Partikel",
                "en": "Testing of anti EGF-R virus-like particles (VLPs)"
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            "short": "VLPs",
            "url": null,
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                "de": null,
                "en": null
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            "program": null,
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        {
            "id": 7055,
            "title": {
                "de": "Lösung des offenen Rätsels von TRPC3 durch Photopharmakologie",
                "en": "Resolving the open state enigma of TRPC3 by photopharmacology"
            },
            "short": null,
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "• Wider research context / theoretical framework: TRPC3 is a distinct member of TRPC family. This channel is expressed in excitable and non-excitable cells. By non-selectively conducting cations even at its resting state, TRPC3 promotes cellular processes in both health and disease. However, there are only a few modulators of this channel available. To precisely design new therapeutic ligands, it is of high importance to gain knowledge about TRPC3 protein structure and, consequently, its gating mechanism. Recently, two TRPC3 structures were revealed by cryo electron microscopy (cryo-EM). Nonetheless, neither of them captured open pore architecture. Hence, the open conformations is the critical missing piece of information to solve the TRPC3 gating puzzle. This knowledge is essential for comprehension of the molecular function of TRPC3 and definition of possible ligand binding sites to control this channel is health and, especially, disease.\r\n• Hypotheses / research questions / objectives: Here, we propose to succeed in capturing open pore structures of TRPC3 by stabilizing and synchronizing the channels at a high open probability using photochromic ligands and in addition by preserving their lipid environment during the protein preparation for cryo-EM.\r\n• Approach / methods: We will screen two expression systems for suitability to maintain TRPC3 in open conformation. We will utilize photopharmacological tools for a temporal control over TRPC3 gating during protein extraction and cryo-EM. Structural details obtained from cryo-EM will be followed by structure-guided mutagenesis and evaluated in a multifunctional live cell approach combining Ca2+ imaging and electrophysiology.\r\n• Level of originality / innovation: With our project, we will introduce a novel approach to control protein conformations during cryo-EM by photoswitchable ligands. Our work will unravel TRPC3 open architecture and promote the development of new concepts for therapeutic targeting of these channels.\r\n• Primary researchers involved: The research team will include profound experts in TRPC3 electrophysiology and Ca2+ signaling Dr. Oleksandra Tiapko and Dr. Klaus Groschner (Medical University of Graz, Austria), experts in membrane lipids Dr. Anita Emmerstorfer-Augustin (Graz University of Technology) and in structural biology and electron microscopy Dr. Christine Ziegler (University of Regensburg).",
                "en": "• Wider research context / theoretical framework: TRPC3 is a distinct member of TRPC family. This channel is expressed in excitable and non-excitable cells. By non-selectively conducting cations even at its resting state, TRPC3 promotes cellular processes in both health and disease. However, there are only a few modulators of this channel available. To precisely design new therapeutic ligands, it is of high importance to gain knowledge about TRPC3 protein structure and, consequently, its gating mechanism. Recently, two TRPC3 structures were revealed by cryo electron microscopy (cryo-EM). Nonetheless, neither of them captured open pore architecture. Hence, the open conformations is the critical missing piece of information to solve the TRPC3 gating puzzle. This knowledge is essential for comprehension of the molecular function of TRPC3 and definition of possible ligand binding sites to control this channel is health and, especially, disease.\r\n• Hypotheses / research questions / objectives: Here, we propose to succeed in capturing open pore structures of TRPC3 by stabilizing and synchronizing the channels at a high open probability using photochromic ligands and in addition by preserving their lipid environment during the protein preparation for cryo-EM.\r\n• Approach / methods: We will screen two expression systems for suitability to maintain TRPC3 in open conformation. We will utilize photopharmacological tools for a temporal control over TRPC3 gating during protein extraction and cryo-EM. Structural details obtained from cryo-EM will be followed by structure-guided mutagenesis and evaluated in a multifunctional live cell approach combining Ca2+ imaging and electrophysiology.\r\n• Level of originality / innovation: With our project, we will introduce a novel approach to control protein conformations during cryo-EM by photoswitchable ligands. Our work will unravel TRPC3 open architecture and promote the development of new concepts for therapeutic targeting of these channels.\r\n• Primary researchers involved: The research team will include profound experts in TRPC3 electrophysiology and Ca2+ signaling Dr. Oleksandra Tiapko and Dr. Klaus Groschner (Medical University of Graz, Austria), experts in membrane lipids Dr. Anita Emmerstorfer-Augustin (Graz University of Technology) and in structural biology and electron microscopy Dr. Christine Ziegler (University of Regensburg)."
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            "assignment": "2022-06-13T15:55:42+02:00",
            "program": 72,
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            "organization": 14011,
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            "funder_projectcode": " P 35291",
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                "7055-90337-10",
                "7055-116421-12"
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        {
            "id": 7896,
            "title": {
                "de": "Verbesserung der MALDI-TOF-Identifizierung von Pseudomonas-Arten: Ein Schritt zur schnellen und genauen Untersuchung",
                "en": "Improvement of MALDI-TOF identification of Pseudomonas species: A step towards fast and accurate investigation of antimicrobial susceptibility "
            },
            "short": null,
            "url": null,
            "abstract": {
                "de": "Pseudomonas ist weit verbreitet, insbesondere in aquatischen Umgebungen, und kann dort unter verschiedenen Bedingungen gut überleben. Pseudomonas kann Infektionen bei Menschen, Tieren und Pflanzen verursachen. Die hohe natürliche Antibiotikaresistenz stellt ein besonderes Problem in der Humanmedizin dar. In den letzten Jahren hat die Anzahl der Arten aus dem Genus ebenfalls erheblich zugenommen, und Studien deuten darauf hin, dass viele Arten noch zu beschreiben sind. Um die Bedeutung dieser verschiedenen Arten für die Umwelt, aber auch für den Menschen zu verstehen, ist eine gute und einfache Unterscheidung der einzelnen Arten erforderlich.\r\n\r\nDie Zusammenarbeit zwischen ANSES und MUG wird die MALDI-TOF-Differenzierung und eine offene Datenbank nutzen, um eine Methode zur schnellen, kostengünstigen und zuverlässigen Bestimmung von Pseudomonas-Arten zu entwickeln. Die Stammsammlungen der beiden Institutionen dienen als Grundlage. Diese umfassen Isolate aus der Umwelt sowie aus humanen und veterinären Proben. Die Isolate sollen durch Sequenzierung und MALDI-TOF charakterisiert werden. Die Resistenz gegenüber wichtigen Antibiotika wird ebenfalls an diesen Isolaten mit beiden Methoden, Agardiffusion und Mikrodilution, getestet.\r\n\r\nDie MALDI-TOF-Proben werden in einer frei zugänglichen Datenbank platziert. Diese Anwendung wird kostenlos sein und von jedermann genutzt werden können. Ein weiterer Vorteil wird sein, dass man mit der Anwendung in Kontakt mit anderen Forschern kommen kann, die an Pseudomonas arbeiten, und so ein Pseudomonas-Netzwerk aufgebaut werden könnte. Wenn dieses Projekt erfolgreich ist, könnte es auch auf andere Bakteriengruppen (z. B. Aeromonas, Bacilli usw.) angewendet werden. In jedem Fall legt diese Arbeit den Grundstein für eine enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen ANSES und MUG auf dem Gebiet der Pseudomonadenforschung.",
                "en": "Pseudomonas that is widespread, especially in aquatic environments, and can survive well there under various conditions. Pseudomonas can cause infections in humans, animals and plants. The high natural resistance to antibiotics is a particular problem in human medicine. In recent years, the number of species from the genus has also increased considerably and studies suggest that many species remain to be described. To understand the importance of these different species for the environment but also for humans, a good and simple differentiation of the individual species is necessary.\r\nThe collaboration between ANSES and MUG will use MALDI TOF differentiation and an open database to develop a method for fast, cheap and reliable determination of species of Pseudomonas.\r\nStrain collections of the two institutions serve as a basis. These include isolates from the environment, from human and veterinary samples. The isolates are to be chartered by sequencing and MALDI TOF. Resistance to important antibiotics will also be tested in these isolates using btoh methods Agar diffusion and Micro broth dilution. MALDI TOF specimens will be placed in a open accessible database. This application will be free of charge and can be used by anyone.  Another advantage will be that with the application one can get in touch with other researchers working on Pseudomonas and thus a Pseudomonas network could be established\r\nIf this project proves successful, it could also be applied to other groups of bacteria (e.g. Aeromonas, Bacilli, etc.). In any case, this work lays the foundation for close collaboration between ANSES and MUG in the field of Pseudomonads research. The participating institutions in France and Austria have different and complementary expertise in the research of this genus. A harmonisation and an efficient exchange of methods will be a key factor for both, to deepen their standing in this field of research and to other aquatic genera like Vibrio, Aeromonas.\r\n"
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        {
            "id": 8561,
            "title": {
                "de": "Gewaltambulanz\r\nder Medizinischen Universität Graz und Konzept für die\r\nflächendeckende Versorgung",
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            "title": {
                "de": "Integration von Bewegung und NAD+ zur Verringerung des kardiometabolischen Risikos",
                "en": "Integrating exercise and NAD+ to reduce cardiometabolic risk"
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            "short": "INTERACD+ BioTechMed Flagship 2022",
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                "de": "Apolipoprotein AI(apo-AI) Peptid-Lipid Komplexe",
                "en": "Apolipoprotein AI(apo-AI) Mimetic Peptide Lipid Assemblies"
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                "de": "Der Zusammenhang zwischen Körpergewicht und kortikaler Neuroplastizität und Lernen – eine Pilotstudie",
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                "de": "Metabolische Signaturen von T-Zell-Untergruppen als neue diagnostische oder therapeutische Angriffspunkte bei Kollagenose-assoziierten interstitiellen Lungenerkrankungen",
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            "short": "T cell metabolism in CTD-ILD",
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                "de": null,
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                "8144-107391-11"
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            "title": {
                "de": "Digitale Zwillinge für die Behandlung von Vorhofflimmern",
                "en": "Digital Twins to Treat Atrial Fibrillation"
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            "short": "DAWN-AF",
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                "de": "Vorhofflimmern (VHF) ist die häufigste Arrhythmie des Herzens. Bei VHF handelt es sich um eine fortschreitende Erkrankung des Herzens. Je länger VHF andauert, umso schwieriger ist die Behandlung, und das Risiko Folgeschäden wie Schlaganfälle, Demenz oder Herzinsuffizienz zu erleiden nimmt zu. Die effektivste Therapie für VHF ist die Ablationstherapie mittels Herzkatheter, eine Prozedur, bei der Gewebe in den Vorhöfen des Herzens zerstört wird um die Ausbreitungspfade von elektrischen Wellen einzuschränken. Aktuelle Therapieformen sind generisch, die Variabilität der Patienten hinsichtlich der Struktur der Vorhöfe wird nicht berücksichtigt, weshalb VHF-Symptome auch nach anfänglich positiver Therapie häufig zurückkehren.\r\n\r\nDas Ziel des DAWN-AF Projektes ist es, einen personalisierten medizinischen Ansatz zu entwickeln, der auf Computermodellierung basiert. Konkret werden digitale Zwillinge der Vorhöfe des Herzens entwickelt. Diese können zur verbesserten Planung der VHF-Ablation im Computer verwendet werden, um ein Wiederauftreten von VHF zu verhindern. Dazu werden präoperative Messungen wie das Elektrokardiogramm und tomographische Bildgebung (MRT/CT) verwendet, um anatomisch und funktionell detaillierte digitale Zwillinge zu erstellen. Da diese Daten jedoch nicht ausreichen, um die Vorhöfe eindeutig zu charakterisieren, wird für jeden Patienten ein Satz an potenziellen digitalen Zwillingen erstellt, um dann für jede einzelne Variation die jeweils ideale Ablationsbehandlung zu bestimmen. Anhand von invasiven Messungen während des Eingriffs wird dann derjenige digitale Zwilling ausgewählt, der am besten zum Patienten passt. Eine wirtschaftliche Analyse der VHF-Therapie wird den Nutzen unseres mittels digitaler Zwillinge personalisierten Therapiezugangs bewerten. Dieser Nutzen ergibt sich aus einer frühzeitigen präventiven Behandlung, aus einem länger anhaltenden Therapieerfolg, aus einer verkürzten Eingriffsdauer und einer Reduktion des Eingriffsrisikos.\r\n",
                "en": "Atrial Fibrillation (AF) is the most common cardiac arrhythmia. Since AF is progressive, the longer one has it, the harder it is to treat, and the risks of stroke, dementia and heart failure increase. The most effective treatment is catheter ablation therapy, a procedure that strategically destroys tissue to restrict propagation of electrical waves. However, approaches are currently generic, ignoring patient variability in atrial structure, and AF usually recurs. We aim to develop a personalised medicine approach based on computer modelling, to use digital twins to plan AF ablation to prevent recurrence. We propose to use preoperative measurements, imaging (MRI/CT) and the ECG, to build digital twins. However, these data are insufficient to uniquely characterize the atria, so we will build sets of potential digital twins for each patient, each of which will have its ideal ablation treatment determined. Invasive measurements acquired during the ablation procedure will be then used to select the digital twin that best matches the patient. Economic analysis will evaluate benefits arising from early preventative and longer-lasting treatment, reduced duration and procedural risks of interventions."
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                "7363-96212-12",
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                "de": "„Mikroperfusion der Haut zur Bestimmung von Veränderungen des Mikromilieus der Haut bei SSc“",
                "en": "Dermal open flow microperfusion to determine changes in the skin microenvironment in vivo during SSc"
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                "de": null,
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                "de": "Pilotprojekt Telemedizin in der klinisch-forensischen Untersuchung",
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            "short": "Telemedizin_klin-foren_Untersuchungen",
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                "de": "Identifizierung Glykosylierungs-bezogener Biomarker\r\nzur Stratifizierung des Schweregrads beim chronischen Fatigue Syndrom",
                "en": "Exploring the Glycome: Identifying Glycosylation-Related Biomarkers\r\nfor severity stratification in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome"
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            "short": "GlycoExplore-CFS",
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                "de": "Smart and Federated Open data eXchange of citizen-based data donations for clinical research",
                "en": "Smart and Federated Open data eXchange of citizen-baseddata donations for clinical research "
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            "short": "SmartFOX",
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                "de": "NeEDs - necessary decision support system",
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