
Ambitious MSc Biomedicine graduate with research experience in immune-cell regulation, cancer biology, and cell-based experimental models. I am seeking a PhD position where I can contribute to innovative research at the intersection of cancer and immunology, particularly in understanding how immune and cancer cells modulate one another. I work independently, take ownership of research questions, and aim to drive projects forward, with the long-term goal of developing into an independent researcher capable of leading original research projects and establishing my own research group.
Differentiated AML cells into macrophage-like cells using reprogramming factor overexpression in combination with hypomethylating agents. Assessed differentiation and functional activity through flow cytometry and IncuCyte-based readouts.
Followed an established protocol to generate dendritic-like cells, including cDC1, cDC2, and pDC subsets, and assessed their cytokine production using ELISA. The project focused on identifying ways to enhance cytokine production and functional activity.
Investigated thymus homing mechanisms using a combined in vivo and in vitro experimental model. Performed bone marrow transplantation experiments and subsequent in vitro culture of thymus-derived cells to support detection and analysis of donor cell homing.
Processed and imaged pig brain tissue samples for IHC analysis, contributing to research on acute lung injury and transplantation.
Assisted team in collecting human donor lung tissue samples to facilitate critical research initiatives.
Investigated cytokine-mediated disruption of IL-10 regulation in T cells, testing IL-6, IL-18, and IL-15 as contributors to inflammatory conditions in ANCA-associated vasculitis patient serum.
Marcus Järås PhD/PI David Bryder PhD/PI
+46 72 387 36 03 +46 70-642 39 51
marcus.jaras@med.lu.se david.bryder@med.lu.se