About me

My research has uncovered how the immune system’s circulating cells are linked to cancer progression and treatment success. By combining clinical studies with computational biology, I helped explain how Natural Killer cells and inflammatory signals shape radiotherapy outcomes and identified T cell states that seem to predict immunotherapy response across multiple cancers. I have developed widely used computational tools in the single cell genomics space such as Spectra, Cytopus, Compocyte, and Suco that have advanced immune profiling. These approaches were first implemented in my prospective ANTICIPATE clinical study, pioneering single-cell genomics in a clinical setting and establishing the basis for our current work on systemic immunity in cancer

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