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The team’s main objective is to understand the molecular mechanisms governing immune senescence and metabolic dysfunction in Tregs and other T cell subsets that are shared in autoimmunity and aging.

The project’s cores are to develop a ligand specific for a target cell and establish quantitative assessment methods to monitor macromolecular drug delivery across the intestinal epithelial barrier.

The core of the project will be the development of a first in kind synovium-in-a-dish assay for systematic monitoring of macrophage functions.

Our management and project teams are regularly represented at events and report there about BioMed X and our ongoing research.

For us at BioMed X, publishing the results of our research projects in peer-reviewed journals is key. We also share results at national and international meetings and workshops. We think this is vital to building collaborations and stimulating cross-fertilization of ideas and methods.

At the BioMed X Institute, we are working with different state-of-the-art research tools and methods, emerging from the different research projects. As a Special Interest Group, we continuously grow our internal spectrum of laboratory tools and methods.