Jacques Fellay

biography

biography

Jacques Fellay is a medical doctor and researcher, with expertise in genomics and infectious diseases and strong interest in personalized health. He is the founding director of the Precision Medicine Unit of the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) and leads a genomics laboratory at the EPFL School of Life Sciences.

The aim of his research is to decipher the genetic basis of inter-individual differences in immunity and responses to infections.

His group explores the role of human genetic variation in the host-pathogen battle, in the hope of shedding new light on basic biological mechanisms, and of paving the way toward more personalized approaches to health.

He received multiple awards, including the National Latsis Prize in 2011 for his work on the genetic control of HIV and hepatitis C virus infections.

news & events

news & events

The Health 2030 Genome Center Secures Extension of ISO 15189 Accreditation with Flexible Scope

Geneva, Switzerland – April 14, 2025 – The Health 2030 Genome Center is proud to announce a…

Professor Alexandre Reymond Appointed New Director

Geneva, Switzerland – December 04, 2024 – The Health 2030 Genome Center, a leading hub for genomic…

Meet the Genome Center in Berlin at the European Society of Human Genetics!  

The annual meeting of the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) brings together scientists and health care…

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