MEET OUR TEAM: COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE GROUP

Meet our scientists from the Computational Science Group. The team has a central focus on streamlining the development of new immunotherapies and identifying responsive patient cohorts. The Computational Science Group is headed by dr Javier Alfaro.

INDIVIDUAL MSCA GRANT FOR DR WOJCIECH SIWEK

IMMUNE-GENEMEMO combines gene expression analysis and selection strategies with immunological expertise. It will advance our understanding of the mechanisms underlying mainenance of gene expression states and contribute to the development of new immune therapies and vaccines.   – Maintenance ...

MEET OUR TEAM: CHEMICAL BIOLOGY GROUP

Meet our scientists from the Chemical Biology Group. The team is investigating neoantigens and proteome from various biological samples (tissue, biofluids, cells, etc.). The scientists from the Chemical Biology Group are involved in projects focused on understanding the MHC peptide processing and presentation ...

MEET OUR TEAM: CANCER IMMUNOLOGY GROUP

Meet our scientists from the Cancer Immunology Group led by professor Natalia Marek-Trzonkowska. The team has been working on new adoptive cellular therapy of non-small cell lung cancer.

AI-EMPOWERED PERSONALISED MEDICINE SYSTEM TO IMPROVE CANCER TREATMENTS: KATY KICKS OFF ACTIVITIES

Personalised medicine has transformed how doctors diagnose patients and treat diseases. Researchers and clinicians are increasingly customising treatments to fit patients’ needs. In cancer care, targeted therapies have been developed as advanced therapeutic options for anti-tumour treatments. They are ...

MEET OUR TEAM: NEOANTIGEN SCIENCE GROUP

Meet our scientists from the Neoantigen Science Group. The team investigates  the mechanisms of production and presentation of antigens that play a major role in differentiation between “self” and “non-self” cells (eg. virus-infected or cancer cells) by the immune system. Their research allow to understand ...

MEET OUR TEAM: HUMAN CANCER MODELS GROUP

Meet our team of scientists and see what they are  currently working on within ICCVS. Our new series of movies lets you get an inside peak into our research. The first episode is entirely dedicated to the Human Cancer Models Group headed by professor Ted Hupp.