The Department of Nephrology and Hypertension specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with kidney diseases and arterial hypertension. Our research activities are carried out within several independent research groups, embedded in national and international research consortia, and in collaboration with other departments and institutes at Hannover Medical School and our partner institutions. The research profile of the department focuses on kidney transplantation and kidney injury mechanisms, congenital and immunological kidney diseases, as well as hypertension and vascular diseases. Our primary aim is to gain clinically relevant insights for the diagnosis and treatment of our patients, through a combination of clinical trials, model systems, and molecular precision medicine.
For information on research positions and thesis projects please look into the individual research groups
For information on research positions and thesis projects please look into the individual research groups
Publications
Publications from the Department of Nephrology and Hypertension
Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials Office
of the Department of Nephrology and Hypertension
Our research groups
RG Prof. Dr. med. Wilfried Gwinner/Dr. med. Robert Greite
Acute and chronic damage of kidneys and kidney transplants
RG Prof. Dr. Michael HaaseClinical and epidemiological approaches in acute nephrology
RG Prof. Dr. med. Hermann HallerEndothelial Cell Function and Vascularization in the Kidney; Molecular mechanisms of Peritoneal Dialysis
RG Dr. med. Christian HinzeSystem medicine approaches to kidney disease and transplantation
RG Prof. Dr. med Florian LimbourgW2 Professorship for Experimental Vascular Medicine
RG Dr. med. Svjetlana LovricMolecular basis of rare and genetic kidney diseases
RG PD Dr. med. Heiko SchenkDevelopment of zebrafish models for renal regeneration and glomerular diseases
RG Prof. Dr. med. Bernhard SchmidtClinical epidemiology in nephrology
RG Dr. med Julius J. SchmidtNephrological intensive care
RG Prof. Dr. med. Kai Schmidt-OttMolecular disease mechanisms in kidneys and allografts
RG Prof. Dr. med. Roland SchmittKidney aging and regeneration
RG Prof'in Dr. med. Annette WagnerDigitization in medicine - artificial intelligence in the diagnosis of rare diseases