Department of Migration and Immuno-ecology

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The Department of Migration and Immuno-ecology is a research unit that investigates how animal movement patterns, particularly in birds, interact with immune function and ecological factors.

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instanceOf academic research unit ⓘ
research department ⓘ
aimsTo improve understanding of pathogen spread via migration ⓘ
inform conservation of migratory species ⓘ
integrate immunology with ecology and behaviour ⓘ
link individual behaviour with population-level disease patterns ⓘ
understand how movement strategies shape immune defences ⓘ
approach integration of field and laboratory data ⓘ
interdisciplinary research ⓘ
use of quantitative and statistical modelling ⓘ
collaboratesWith conservation biologists ⓘ
ecologists ⓘ
epidemiologists ⓘ
immunologists ⓘ
fieldOfWork animal movement ecology ⓘ
avian biology ⓘ
disease ecology ⓘ
eco-immunology ⓘ
immuno-ecology ⓘ
migration ecology ⓘ
produces data on immune parameters in wild populations ⓘ
data on migration routes and timing ⓘ
peer-reviewed scientific publications ⓘ
researchFocus costs and benefits of migration for host immunity ⓘ
environmental drivers of disease dynamics in migratory populations ⓘ
how migration influences immune system investment ⓘ
links between movement behaviour and infection risk ⓘ
seasonal variation in immune function ⓘ
researchMethod GPS and telemetry tracking ⓘ
capture–mark–recapture of birds ⓘ
comparative analyses across species ⓘ
ecological modelling ⓘ
field studies of wild bird populations ⓘ
laboratory immune assays ⓘ
parasitological screening ⓘ
tracking of animal movements ⓘ
studies animal movement patterns ⓘ
bird migration ⓘ
ecological factors affecting immunity ⓘ
host–pathogen interactions in migratory species ⓘ
immune function in birds ⓘ
immune function in wild animals ⓘ
interactions between movement and immunity ⓘ
typicalStudyOrganism migratory birds ⓘ
other migratory animals ⓘ
wild birds ⓘ

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Max Planck Institute for Ornithology → hasDivision → Department of Migration and Immuno-ecology ⓘ