Prof. Koetter

Prof. Dr. Michael Koetter

Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaft (FWW)
Professur für Financial Economics
Universitätsplatz 2, , , G23-106
Publikationen

2019

Abstrakt

Harit, Kunjan;  Bhattacharjee, Rituparna;  Schlüter, Dirk;  Wang, Xu;  Nishanth, Gopala 

Ablation of OTUD7B in dendritic cells confers protection against ECM
In: European journal of immunology - Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, Bd. 49.2019, Suppl. 1, P325, Seite 246

Just, Sissy;  Nishanth, Gopala K.;  Wang, Xu;  Schlüter, Dirk 

The deubiquitinase OTUB1 regulates homeostatic proliferation of CD8(+) T cells
In: European journal of immunology - Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, Bd. 49.2019, Suppl. 1, P32, Seite 89-90

Begutachteter Zeitschriftenartikel

Wang, Xu;  Mulas, Floriana;  Yi, Wenjing;  Brunn, Anna;  Nishanth, Gopala;  Just, Sissy;  Waisman, Ari;  Brück, Wolfgang;  Deckert, Martina;  Schlüter, Dirk 

OTUB1 inhibits CNS autoimmunity by preventing IFN-γ-induced hyperactivation of astrocytes
In: The EMBO journal- Heidelberg: EMBO Press, 1982, Bd. 38.2019, 10, Art.-Nr. e100947, insges. 17 S.

2017

Abstrakt

Schmid, Ursula;  Stenzel, Werner;  Koschel, Josephin;  Raptaki, Maria;  Wang, Xu;  Naumann, Michael;  Matuschewski, Kai;  Schlüter, Dirk;  Nishanth, Gopala 

CYLD-deficiency protects from experimental cerebral malaria
In: European journal of immunology - Weinheim: Wiley VCH, Bd. 47.2017, Suppl. 2, O74, S. 42

Begutachteter Zeitschriftenartikel

Schmid, Ursula;  Stenzel, Werner;  Koschel, Josephin;  Raptaki, Maria;  Wang, Xu;  Naumann, Michael;  Matuschewski, Kai;  Schlüter, Dirk;  Nishanth, Gopala 

The deubiquitinating enzyme cylindromatosis dampens CD8+ T cell responses and is a critical factor for experimental cerebral malaria and bloodbrain barrier damage
In: Frontiers in immunology - Lausanne: Frontiers Media, Bd. 8.2017, Art.-Nr. 27, insges. 17 S.

2016

Begutachteter Zeitschriftenartikel

Just, Sissy;  Nishanth, Gopala;  Buchbinder, Jörn Holger;  Wang, Xu;  Naumann, Michael;  Lavrik, Inna N.;  Schlüter, Dirk 

A20 curtails primary but augments secondary CD8+ T cell responses in intracellular bacterial infection
In: Scientific reports - [London]: Macmillan Publishers Limited, part of Springer Nature, Bd. 6.2016, Art.-Nr. 39796, insges. 15 S.

Wex, Katharina;  Schmid, Ursula;  Just, Sissy;  Wang, Xu;  Wurm, Rebecca;  Naumann, Michael;  Schlüter, Dirk;  Nishanth, Gopala 

Receptor-interacting protein kinase-2 inhibition by CYLD impairs antibacterial immune responses in macrophages
In: Frontiers in immunology - Lausanne: Frontiers Media, Bd. 6.2016, Art.-Nr. 650, insges. 13 S.

2014

Abstrakt

Schnöder, Tina;  Pandey, Akhilesh Datt;  Nimmagadda, Subbaiah Chery;  Wang, Xu;  Maubach, Gunter;  Wolleschak, Denise;  Naumann, Michael;  Schlüter, Dirk;  Lane, Steven W.;  Mullally, Ann;  Heidel, Florian;  Fischer, Thomas 

JAK2V617F mutation is sufficient for autocrine induction of IP-10 in hematopoietic cells
In: Oncology research and treatment - Basel: Karger, Bd. 37.2014, Suppl. 5, V618, S. 199

Kooperationen
Profil
As of September 2016, Michael is a Professor of Financial Economics at the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg as well as head of the Financial Markets department and member of the board at the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research (IWH). He also serves as the director of the research center "Financial Intermediaries and the Real Economy (FIRE)¿ at Frankfurt School of Finance since January 2015. Michael obtained his PhD in economics from Utrecht University and his MSc in international economics from the University of Maastricht. Michael is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Research Data Center of Deutsche Bundesbank, he was a visitor at Sveriges Riksbank, and he was selected a Wim Duisenberg fellow of the European Central Bank in 2013. Current research interests concern the consequences of unorthodox monetary policy for the real economy, international banking and policy transmission, and Finance 4.0, such as crowdfunding. Michael¿s research was funded by, for example, the Netherlands Organization of Scientific Research (NWO), the Commerzbank foundation, and the Leibniz Association. His work appeared in both general interest and field journals, such as The Review of Economics and Statistics, The Review of Financial Studies, and others.
Service
Vita
  • 08/16-now Head Financial Markets department, Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH).
  • 08/16-now Professor of Financial Economics, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg.
  • 08/12-08/16 Professor of Banking and Finance, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.
  • 02/06-08/12 Professor International Financial & Monetary Economics, University of Groningen, NL.
    • 06/10-08/12 Chaired Professor (ius promovendi )
    • 11/09 - 05/10 Associate Professor (tenured)
    • 02/06 - 10/09 Assistant Professor
  • 06/05-12/05 Researcher, Economic Research Center, Deutsche Bundesbank.

  • 11/02-06/05 Ph.D. Finance, Utrecht School of Economics, Utrecht, NL.
  • 10/00-05/05 Consultant, The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Hamburg, on leave 10/02-2/05.
  • 09/96-07/00 M.Sc. International Economics ("Doctorandus"), Maastricht University, NL.
  • 01/00-05/00 Finance exchange student, Stern School of Business, NYU, New York, US.
  • 09/93-08/96 B.Sc. ("Betriebswirt (WAH)"), Wirtschaftsakademie Hamburg, Hamburg,
Presse
As of September 2016, Michael is a Professor of Financial Economics at the Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg as well as head of the Financial Markets department and member of the board at the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research (IWH). He also serves as the director of the research center “Financial Intermediaries and the Real Economy (FIRE)” at Frankfurt School of Finance since January 2015. Michael obtained his PhD in economics from Utrecht University and his MSc in international economics from the University of Maastricht. Michael is a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Research Data Center of Deutsche Bundesbank, he was a visitor at Sveriges Riksbank, and he was selected a Wim Duisenberg fellow of the European Central Bank in 2013. Current research interests concern the consequences of unorthodox monetary policy for the real economy, international banking and policy transmission, and Finance 4.0, such as crowdfunding.
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