html { overflow: visible; height: auto; } .MainNav_ItemWrapper:hover .Subnavigation_Wrapper, .MainNav_Item:focus + .Subnavigation_Wrapper { display: block; } .Header-FixedHeight .Dialoog, .Header-FixedHeight .Title_Wrapper, .Accordion_ContentContainer.Hidden { height: auto !important; visibility: visible; } .Dialoog_Step.Invisible, .Title_Wrapper.Invisible, main.Invisible, .js-GridItem { transform: none; opacity: 1; } .Dialoog_Form, .js-OptionsOpenBtn, .Image_Wrapper-Scaled, .Video_Wrapper-Scaled, img[data-src] { display: none; } .js-MasonryGrid { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; }

go to main content

Go to Radboudumc Radboudumc

Research

Welcome to the Radboudumc Community for Infectious Diseases what are you looking for?

I would like to know

Welcome to Radboudumc Community for Infectious Diseases Research

Research programs

Innate immunity in health and diseases
Vector-borne diseases and zoonoses
Fungal disease
Human challenge models
Optimal infectious disease care and outbreak response
Treatment optimization for mycobacterial diseases

Controlled Human Infection Models

Controlled Human infection models (CHIM) aim to better understand the interaction between an infectious agent and the human host.

go to page