Prof. Dr. Sebastian Bonhoeffer
Prof. Dr. Sebastian Bonhoeffer
Full Professor at the Department of Environmental Systems Science
Head of Collegium Helveticum
ETH Zürich
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Additional information
Sebastian Bonhoeffer has been Full Professor in Theoretical Biology at the ETH Zurich since 1 July 2005.
Prof. Bonhoeffer was born in Tübingen, Germany. After studying Music in Basel, he studied Physics in Munich and Vienna and then moved to Oxford, where he did his PhD with Martin Nowak and Robert May at the Department of Zoology. After his PhD he stayed in Oxford as a Research Fellow of Wolfson College and worked as a visiting scientist with David Ho at the Rockefeller University, New York. Prior to his appointment as SNF Research Professor at the ETH in 2001, he was junior group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institut in Basel.
His research focuses on using population biological models to understand fundamental biological processes. He has worked extensively on mathematical models describing the population dynamics of virus infections within infected individuals. Such models have provided important insights into the pathogenesis of viral infections and HIV infection in particular.
Course Catalogue
Spring Semester 2025
Number | Unit |
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701-1418-00L | Modelling Course in Population and Evolutionary Biology (Block course) |
701-1424-00L | Guarda-Workshop in Evolutionary Biology (Block course) |
701-1461-00L | Ecology and Evolution: Seminar |
701-1708-00L | Infectious Disease Dynamics |
Publications
2022, Plasmid
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2022, J Antimicrob Chemother
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2021, Phys Life Rev
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2020, Blood
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2020, Swiss Med Wkly
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2020, Swiss Med Wkly
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2020, J Theor Biol
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2018, Antivir Ther
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2018, Biol Rev Camb Philos Soc
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2017, Math Biosci
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2017, Phytopathology
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2016, Trends Microbiol
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2016, Ecol Appl
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2016, Epidemics
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2015, Plant Pathol
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2015, Curr Opin HIV AIDS
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2015, Epidemics
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2014, Am J Epidemiol
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2014, Phytopathology
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2013, Theor Popul Biol
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2013, Epidemics
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2013, Epidemics
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2012, Epidemics
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2012, J Theor Biol
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2012, Mol Biol Evol
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2011, J Infect Dis
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2011, Nat Genet
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2011, Lancet Infect Dis
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2010, Math Biosci Eng
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2010, Epidemics
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2010, Evolution
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2010, J Infect Dis
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2009, Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
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2009, AIDS
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2009, Clin Infect Dis
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2009, Epidemics
2009, Epidemics
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2009, Theor Popul Biol
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2008, Trends Ecol Evol
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2008, Evolution
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2007, Trends Ecol Evol
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2006, Trends Microbiol
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2006, J Med Virol
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2006, Ecol Lett
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2006, Am Nat
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2006, J Theor Biol
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2006, Science
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2006, AIDS
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2006, Mol Biol Evol
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2006, J Theor Biol
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2005, Ecol Lett
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2005, AIDS Res Hum Retroviruses
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2005, Trends Microbiol
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2005, Trends Genet
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2005, J Theor Biol
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2005, J Theor Biol
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2005, Microbiology
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2004, Science
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2004, Clin Exp Immunol
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2004, Blood
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2004, Virology
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2004, Plant Cell
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2004, Bioessays
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2003, Curr Drug Targets Infect Disord
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2003, Trends Microbiol
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2003, J Infect Dis
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2003, Trends Immunol
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2003, Trends Immunol
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2001, AIDS
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2001, J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr
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2001, Science
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2000, AIDS
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2000, J Immunol
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2000, Virology
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2000, Evolution
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2000, J Infect Dis
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1999, Lancet
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1999, J Infect Dis
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1999, Immunol Lett
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1999, Science
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1999, AIDS
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1998, AIDS Patient Care STDS
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1998, AIDS
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1998, Science
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1998, Am J Med Sci
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1998, Science
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1997, J Theor Biol
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1996, Science
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1996, Proc Biol Sci
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1996, Phys Rev Lett
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1996, Science
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1995, Nature
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1995, Immunol Today
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1995, Nature
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1993, Eur Biophys J
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