Anna Mathioudaki

@annamath.bsky.social

Postdoc @DKFZ in the Gerstung group Previously PhD student @EMBL in the Zaugg group Exploring the recurrence of cell states across various cancers using spatial and single-cell omics 🧠 🩸

Tissue organization is fundamental to how tissues function - yet in cancer such spatial patterns can progressively break down. Ever wondered how?! Check out our new study, where we investigate how lymphoma reshapes lymph node architecture 👀

EMBL@embl.org · 4mo ago

A new study maps the organisation of immune and stromal cells in lymph nodes and shows its association with prognosis in certain lymphomas. This has implications for long-term prognosis in cancer patients and can potentially open up new therapeutic avenues. www.embl.org/news/science...

Reactive lymph nodes, as visualised using multiplexed immunofluorescence. B-Cells are shown in red (PAX5), T-cells in blue (CD3), lymphatic endothelial cells and fibroblastic reticular cells in green (PDPN), and follicular dendritic cells in cyan (CD21). Credit: Felix Czernilofsky

Abigail and Moritz are great mentors - I can only recommend this setup! Interested in spatial omics and brain tumors? Take a look at this postdoc opportunity 👇

Moritz Gerstung@moritzgerstung.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Join us: With @abigailsuwala.bsky.social we are looking for a postdoc to drive our spatial transcriptomics analysis efforts of brain tumours. If you enjoy multidisciplinary biomedical research, big data and coding, you are in the right place. karriere.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php?ac...

What if you could get a glimpse of the future of your health, today? Our scientists have developed a new generative AI model, trained using large-scale health records, that can estimate how human health may change over time. Watch to find out more. 🖥️🧬