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NCCR Guide 2013 - Schweizerischer Nationalfonds (SNF)

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Kidney Control of Homeostasis<br />

<strong>NCCR</strong> Kidney.CH<br />

Third Party Cooperation<br />

Programmes<br />

• IKPP<br />

Research Institutions<br />

• Department of Physiology<br />

and Pharmacology,<br />

University of Salamanca, ES<br />

• Dept. of Physiology,<br />

University College London, GB<br />

• Division of Osteoporosis,<br />

Unversity of Berne, CH<br />

• ETH Zurich, CH<br />

• Human Genetics Unit, Medical<br />

Research Council, Edinburgh, GB<br />

• Institute of molecular bioscience,<br />

University of Tokyo, JP<br />

• Institute of Physiology,<br />

Universität Tuebingen, DE<br />

• Institute of Veterinary Physiology,<br />

University of Zurich, CH<br />

• Internal Medicine, National<br />

Center of Integrative Biomedical<br />

Informatics, Ann Arbor, US<br />

• Internal medicine, CHUV - Centre<br />

Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois,<br />

Lausanne, CH<br />

• Mineral metabolism clinic,<br />

Ut Southwestern Medical Centre,<br />

Dallas, TX, US<br />

• NHLBI, Framingham Hear<br />

Study, US<br />

• Oncology - Medical Imaging,<br />

University Hospital Zurich, CH<br />

Economy / Industry<br />

• Insphero AG, Zurich, CH<br />

• Novartis, Basel, CH<br />

Kullak-Ublick Gerd A., MD<br />

Loffing Johannes, MD<br />

Martin Pierre-Yves, MD<br />

Moch Holger, MD<br />

Montani Jean-Pierre, MD<br />

Odermatt Alex, PhD<br />

Seuwen Klaus, PhD<br />

Staub Olivier, PhD<br />

Verrey François, MD<br />

Wagner Carsten, MD<br />

Wenger Roland, PhD<br />

Topics<br />

Keeping the inner body environment<br />

in a homeostatic<br />

balance is essential for<br />

proper body function and<br />

thus for healthy life. The<br />

National Centre of Competence<br />

in Research (<strong>NCCR</strong>)<br />

“Kidney.CH - Kidney Control<br />

of Homeostasis” investigates<br />

the central role that<br />

kidneys play in controlling<br />

this vital equilibrium. It integrates<br />

leading Swiss specialist<br />

in experimental and<br />

clinical nephrology from all<br />

Swiss Medical Universities<br />

and some major hospitals.<br />

Chronic Kidney Disease<br />

(CKD) has increased dramatically<br />

in recent years<br />

leading worldwide to an<br />

estimated 850 000 deaths<br />

every year. Patients with<br />

CKD are further at high risk<br />

for other diseases such as<br />

hypertension, atherosclerosis<br />

and ostoeporosis to<br />

name just a few. The goal<br />

of Kidney.CH is to advance<br />

knowledge in order to provide<br />

a scientific basis for<br />

the potential development<br />

of novel preventive, diagnostic<br />

and therapeutic approaches.<br />

Institut für Klinische Pharmakologie und Toxikologie,<br />

Universitätsspital Zürich<br />

Anatomisches Institut, Universität Zürich<br />

Department de Néphrologie, HUG-Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève<br />

Institut für Klinische Pathologie, Universitätsspital Zürich<br />

Département de Médecine / Physiologie, Université de Fribourg<br />

Pharmazentrum, Universität Basel<br />

Institute for Biomedical Research, Novartis<br />

Département de Pharmacologie et Toxicologie, Université de Lausanne<br />

Physiologisches Institut, Universität Zürich<br />

Physiologisches Institut, Universität Zürich<br />

Physiologisches Institut, Universität Zürich<br />

Scientific Advisors<br />

Murer Heini, Prof. (Emeritus)<br />

Rossier Bernard, Prof. (Emeritus)<br />

Sigrist Adrian<br />

Universität Zürich, CH<br />

Université de Lausanne, CH<br />

Universität Zürich, Universität Bern und Basel, CH<br />

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