As an enthusiastic researcher I aimed to uncover mechanisms of T cell-mediated ocular autoimmunity at Universität Medical Göttingen, I excel in in vivo techniques and problem solving. My research, leveraging advanced microscopy and Molecular techniques and immuno-histological analysis, aims to innovate therapeutic strategies, demonstrating a profound impact on understanding disease pathophysiology.
My research centers on understanding the impact of T cell-mediated ocular autoimmunity, specifically within the retina. In the context of Multiple Sclerosis (MS), T cells are pivotal players in both initiating and modulating the disease’s pathophysiology. By investigating the temporal and spatial roles of T cells within the central nervous system, including the retina, my goal is to uncover the key steps that lead to inflammatory processes..
In vivo techniques involving animal models
Hands-on experience with rats and mice
Tissue preparation
Expertise in in vivo surgeries
Two-photon laser scanning Microscopy, Confocal microscopy, Flow cytometry
Hands-on techniques: Cell culture, Immuno-histological analysis, qPCR,
Working with programs such as: ImageJ, Imaris and handling image processing tasks, statistical analysis
Proficient in using Microsoft office applications
Fluent in English
Problem solving skills and project management
Positive Attitude
Ischemia-reperfusion injury in stroke: impact of the brain barriers and brain immune privilege on neutrophil function
DOI:10.1177/1756286418794184