Researchers in Infection Biology are working to combat the global health emergencies of today and the future.
Fueled by an increasingly interconnected world, population growth and climate change, infectious diseases are a growing threat to public health. Outbreaks can spread rapidly and are responsible for 15 million deaths each year. Now more than ever, effective responses to emerging global health emergencies will require research and optimized infrastructure to support discoveries.
More About UsThe Javier Chen lab studies arboviral infections, including Zika virus and Chikungunya virus, with a focus on how they cause debilitating bone pathologies.
Learn MoreThe Liangqi (Frank) Xie lab studies the structure, dynamics and mechanisms of the regulatory genome in human infectious disease and cancer.
Learn MoreThe Suan Sin (Jolin) Foo lab studies viral infections during pregnancy, viral pathogenesis and maternal-fetal immunology in emerging pathogens like Zika virus and SARS-CoV-2.
Learn MoreThe improved mRNA vaccine takes inspiration from the herpes virus to “trick” our cells into responding better to the shot.
The 2023 NIH Director’s Award funds projects with potential to change the trajectory of biomedical science.
Nanoparticle vaccines are designed to effectively deliver a lower dose with fewer side effects for at-risk people.
Exciting investigation and groundbreaking discovery happens every day at Cleveland Clinic. Join our team of expert researchers at the Infection Biology Program.
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