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wojciech.lason@kennedy.ox.ac.uk


ORCID ID https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1036-6108


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Wojciech Lason

Gates Fellow, Bioinformatician in Immune Single-Cell and Spatial Omics

Hello! I am a bioinformatician interested in understanding the immune system using large (100,000+ cells) omics datasets, including multimodal single cell genomics (RNA, immune repertoire, chromatin accessibility) and spatial transcriptomics.  I use and develop novel tools, including machine learning strategies, to help with my research.

I've been awarded the prestigious Gates Fellowship to study immune responses to R21/Matrix-M vaccine against malaria created by the Jenner Institute, which is my primary research focus. I also work across a range of diseases which cause "type 2 immune response", such as asthma, allergy, and skin conditions.

I teach bioinformatics on the MSc Genomic Medicine course. 

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