Medical Inflammation and Infection Center (MIIC)

Medical Inflammation and Infection Center (MIIC) research focus is on infections and inflammatory conditions, which are major concerns for human health.

MIIC´s overall goal

is to perform high quality basic and clinical research that provide new research findings that can contribute to improve human health on a national and global level.

MIIC aims to:

  • Create a collaborative and integrative environment in MIIC research areas, infection and inflammation, that strengthens the basic (LiU) and clinical research (Region Östergötland/Sydöstra sjukvårdsregionen)
  • Form bridges between the Medical Faculty, Technical Faculty and clinical research that enable collaborations and joint ventures that will improve treatment and diagnostic procedures useful for health care and society
  • To help and support the recruitment of additional scientists, primarily international postdocs and new principal investigators for MIIC’s basic and clinical medical research
  • Increase the high impact publications as measured by publications in the top 25% journals within the specific research field and publications with an impact factor over 4
  • Take advantage of the different expertise within MIIC to instruct about state-of-the-art technology/methods to advance the research within MIIC
  • Provide MIIC PhD Students, postdoc fellows, and junior researchers with a research environment where they can flourish and develop their scientific skills

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Here you will find information about seminars, lectures, invited guestspeakers and retreats.

Steering comittee

Scientific advisory board

Kristina Eriksson

Professor

  • University of Gothenburg, Department of Rheumatology and Inflammation Research

Derek McKay

Professor

  • University of Calgary, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, 

Research groups at MIIC

MIIC Retreat 2020

Memorial symposium for Jan Ernerudh

Memorial symposium for Jan Ernerudh, Professor emeritus of Clinical Immunology

Video recording of the memorial symposium for Jan Ernerudh, professor emeritus in clinical immunology. Jans Ernerudh's successful research focused on the importance of the immune system in pregnancy, Borrelia infections, cardiovascular diseases and neuroinflammation and will be highlighted through lectures by former doctoral students and collaborators.