Marie Standl

Dr. Marie Standl is a researcher and head of the 'Allergic Disease Epidemiology' and 'Lung Epidemiology' research groups at the Institute of Epidemiology, Helmholtz Munich. She specializes in analyzing longitudinal birth cohorts to explore environmental, genetic, and metabolic factors in allergic disease development.

• PhD in Human Biology (2013), Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
• Leading allergy and lung health research using GINIplus and LISA cohort data

Research Focus

Marie Standl investigates:

• Gene-environment interactions in allergic diseases
• Identification of at-risk subgroups through genome-wide association studies
• Environmental risk and protective factors for targeted prevention

Her recent publications focus on multi-ancestry genetic analyses and long-term dietary interventions in birth cohorts.

Scientific Awards

• ERC Starting Grant ALLERGENE (2020)
• Helmholtz Postdoctoral Fellowship (2016-2018)
• Graduate Students’ Award (2014)

Key Networks

She contributes to the German Center for Lung Research and German Center for Child and Adolescent Health, working with cohorts like GINIplus and LISA.