

TWINCORE, Zentrum für Experimentelle und Klinische Infektionsforschung GmbH
TWINCORE: Center for Experimental and Clinical Infection Research
editThe TWINCORE is a renowned research center in Hannover that specializes in the research of infectious diseases. It was founded in 2008 as a joint institution of the Medizinische Hochschule Hannover (MHH) and the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI)[1][5].
Key Products and Services
editThe TWINCORE focuses on translational research, which forms the interface between basic science and clinical application. The research focuses include:
- Virology: Investigation of viruses and development of new therapies against viral infections.
- Bacteriology: Research of bacteria and development of new strategies to combat bacterial infections.
- Immunology: Investigation of the immune system and development of new vaccines[4][5].
Main Mission and Values
editThe mission of the TWINCORE is to combat infectious diseases through innovative research and development of new therapies. The center's values include cooperation, scientific integrity, constructive feedback and respect among employees. The TWINCORE places great emphasis on a strong corporate culture characterized by transparency, trust and sustainability[3].
Sustainability Goals and Initiatives
editThe TWINCORE is committed to sustainable development by promoting a safety culture and protecting the health of employees. In addition, the center emphasizes the importance of flexible working conditions and individual development through training and professional development. The research is aimed at developing long-term solutions to global health problems and thus contributing to the sustainable improvement of public health[3][5].
The TWINCORE works closely with international partners to develop new strategies against infectious diseases and thus improve global health. Through the close cooperation between basic researchers and clinicians, research results can be quickly put into practice, which accelerates the development of new therapies and diagnostic procedures[2][3].