Research Interest: Clinical Immunology.

Research Interest: Molecular biology of viruses, the interactions of viruses with host cells, the pathogenesis of viral diseases, the post-translational modification of viral proteins, and mechanisms of host defense. The research works are designed to increase fundamental knowledge as well as to facilitate the development of new approaches to control of viral infection.

Research Interest: Inflammation, Immunology, Innate immunity, Infection, Antimicrobial peptides
Lipid mediators.

Research Interest: Currently, his studies focus on the two major directions. The first one is to study the innate receptor TLR and NLR ligands as adjuvant for CTL epitope-based vaccines to treat cancer and the adjuvant effect on the modulation of immune responses will be studied.

Research Interest: Genitourinary Cancer

Research Interest: Bacteria of the genus Staphylococcus, in particular the species S. aureus and virulence factors produced by this species. In the so far carried out research, the results of which were published in several peer-reviewed journals I analyzed:

1.The influence of leucocytotoxic and superantygenic virulence factors produced by S. aureus strains isolated from milk of cows with mastitis on the cytokine production and gene expression in bovine leukocyte cultures in vitro;
2. the impact of staphylococcal exotoxins on the process of phagocytosis in vitro;
3. the efficacy of treatment of mastitis by staphylococcal autovaccine;
4. the profile of resistance to methicillin of coagulase-negative staphylococci isolated from animals;
5. the profile of the genes encoding superantigens in S. aureus and S. xylosus isolates collected from cows;
6. the possibility of transfer of genes encoding superantigens between staphylococci occurring in the same mammary gland;
7. genetic relatedness of staphylococci isolated within a herd of animals;
8. the biological activity of staphylococcal exosecretions against leukocytes in vitro;
9. the impact of staphylococcal virulence factors on the morphology of leukocytes in vitro.
I also analyzed and published in the GenBank several new 16S rRNA gene sequences of bacteria representing different species of staphylococci, identified by PCR-RFLP analysis of gap gene. Furthermore, as a contributor I published in the GenBank the 16S rRNA gene sequences of bacterial isolates, which were unidentified based on the polymorphism of gap gene, of which at least two isolates represent new species or subspecies of the staphylococci.
The second direction of my research concerns the use of magnetic fields, in particular the rotating magnetic field to modify the functional parameters and pathogenicity potential of different species of microorganisms. At the present, I’m analyzing the influence of magnetic field on metabolic processes in microorganisms, both at the cellular and molecular level. As a continuation of my first research mainstream microorganism used in these studies is primarily S. aureus.

Research Interest: Cytokine based Immunotherapies to treat lymphopenia, Clinical biomarkers in psychological disorders, Effects of Inflammation on hematopoiesis.

Research Interest: Immunology, veterinary immunology, lymphocytes, innate immunity, receptors, viral infections, RNA viruses.

Research Interest: Pediatric Immunology: Primary Immunodeficiencies (particularly their autoimmune manifestations), Early-onset Autoimmunity, Human Thymus, Mother-Infant Immunological Relationships (focusing Placental and Milk Antibody Transfer).

Research Interest: He focused on developing novel adjuvants and vaccine delivery systems for prophylactic vaccination along with rational design of new vaccine formulations for Novartis discovery projects.

Research Interest: Pre-treatment staging of lung cancer using integrated CT-PET and comparing its accuracy with conventional CT scan and pathological staging. Prospective study on the incidence of post-needle biopsy pneumothorax looking  at the relationship between early lung function testing  manoeuvre, after full radiological expansion of lung and recurrence of pneumothorax. UP-FRONT FDG CT-PET study - Prospective study to look at whether performing Up-Front FDG CT-PET in the pre-treatment evaluation of lung cancer reduces time interval and the number of invasive procedures for definitive diagnosis.

Research Interest: Public Health and Health Technology Assessment, particularly for vaccines. 

Research Interest: Epigenetic regulation of virus or autoimmune diseases on host immune cells such as Treg, Th17 and innate lymphoid cells (ILCs).

Research Interest: Antigen processing and presentation, relating to the understanding of these processes and manipulation of them in order to treat.

Research Interest: Pathogenesis and Treatment of Melanoma, and in Part are directed at Developing Tools to Study Melanoma.