Hardis Rabe

Hardis Rabe is a University Lecturer, Adjunct at the Department of Infectious Diseases, Faculty of Medicine, University of Gothenburg. Their research spans immunology, infectious diseases, and the relationship between gut microbiome and immune development across multiple clinical contexts.

Research interests include:

• Neonatal immune maturation and early life microbiome
• Allergic disease development and prevention
• Cytokine responses and immune profiling
• Reproductive immunology and tissue engineering
• Host-pathogen interactions in infectious diseases

Dr. Rabe's recent publications (2020-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on the intersection of immunology and microbiome research, particularly in early life development. Their work frequently involves longitudinal cohort studies like the Swedish NICE-cohort, examining how early environmental exposures shape immune development and disease risk. There's also a growing interest in reproductive medicine and tissue engineering applications, with several publications on uterine tissue engineering and repair.

Current research appears to be well-funded, with consistent publication output across multiple high-impact journals. The work involves collaborations across various departments at the University of Gothenburg and likely other Swedish institutions, with evidence of some international collaboration particularly in reproductive medicine research.