
Sitryx Therapeutics Ltd
Sitryx Therapeutics Ltd
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Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2026 - 2030Partners:Medical University of Vienna, Sitryx Therapeutics Ltd, Luxembourg Institute of Health, Technische Universität Braunschweig, UMC-Mainz +10 partnersMedical University of Vienna,Sitryx Therapeutics Ltd,Luxembourg Institute of Health,Technische Universität Braunschweig,UMC-Mainz,TCD,LUMC,STICHTING AMSTERDAM UMC,CNRS,VUGENE,UNIPD,CNIC,UNIMI,University of Cologne,Ministry of HealthFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101227259Funder Contribution: 4,482,130 EURThe UNLIMITED project addresses the critical challenges of lipid immunometabolism, a rapidly emerging field with transformative potential for treating immune-mediated diseases such as cancer, autoimmunity and metabolic disorders. Lipid metabolism has been recently recognized as a regulator of immune cell function, yet the intricate interactions between lipid pathways and immune responses within tissue-specific microenvironments remain poorly understood. This knowledge gap hampers the development of precision therapies tailored to the metabolic needs of immune cells in diverse tissue niches. To tackle these challenges, UNLIMITED will train 15 Doctoral Candidates in cutting-edge interdisciplinary research, equipping them with expertise spanning immunology, bioinformatics, metabolism, and drug development. A key feature of UNLIMITED training programme is the integration of leading-edge methodologies, such as multi-omics machine learning, single-cell technologies, CRISPR-Cas9, and spatial metabolomics, alongside groundbreaking techniques pioneered by consortium partners, including SCENITH, Met-Flow, click-chemistry, LIPSTIC, and advanced lipidomics. UNLIMITED’s training program emphasizes a holistic, interdisciplinary approach, providing DCs with technical skills, unparalleled expertise, and transferable competencies to thrive in academic and industrial sectors. The project will unlock unprecedented insights into how lipid metabolic pathways regulate immune cell function and adapt to changes in the tissue microenvironment. This knowledge will enable the identification of novel therapeutic targets and pioneering precision therapies for immune-related diseases. This bold initiative strengthens Europe’s leadership in health innovation, creating a new generation of highly skilled researchers ready to transform global healthcare and advance therapeutic frontiers.
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