Mathis Wolter
PHD Student
Clinical Research
Luxembourg Institute of Health
Luxembourg
Biography
Since June 2016 I am working on my PhD at the Luxembourg Institute of Health in the newly-formed research group microbiome and ecoimmunology of the Department of Infection and Immunity. The multi-disciplinary topic of my PhD project, which includes skills from microbiology, molecular biology and immunology, is called: 'Role of dietary fiber-deprived gut microbiota in promoting intestinal pathogenesis'. This work profits from the controlled system which gnotobiotic mouse models provide. Since June 2016 I am working on my PhD at the Luxembourg Institute of Health in the newly-formed research group microbiome and ecoimmunology of the Department of Infection and Immunity. The multi-disciplinary topic of my PhD project, which includes skills from microbiology, molecular biology and immunology, is called: 'Role of dietary fiber-deprived gut microbiota in promoting intestinal pathogenesis'. This work profits from the controlled system which gnotobiotic mouse models provide.
Research Interest
Microbiology
