Junior Research Group

Immunodynamics and Cancer

  • Immunology, Infection and Cancer
  • Junior Research Group
Dr. Daniel Kirschenbaum

Dr. Daniel Kirschenbaum

Our lab is dedicated to uncovering the key extrinsic and intrinsic signals that drive immune hijacking in cancer.

To do this, we bring a dynamic perspective to single-cell analysis, constructing immunodynamic maps that integrate the temporal dimension. By arranging cell states in chronological order, we can trace the evolution of immune hijacking, identifying the molecular signals that orchestrate this process—and predicting the ones that matter most. Our approach combines cutting-edge techniques like Zman-seq with the development of novel genomic technologies, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in cancer immunology.

Team

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    Dr. Daniel Kirschenbaum

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    Davide Caredio

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    Elin Stahl

Selected Publications

2024 - Cell
2024 - Nature Reviews Cancer
2022 - Nature Reviews Methods Primers

Time-resolved single-cell RNA-seq using metabolic RNA labelling.

2022 - EMBO Molecular Medicine
2020 - Lancet
2019 - Nature Methods

Get in touch with us

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Dr. Daniel Kirschenbaum

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Elin Stahl

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