Tumor Immunology and Targeted Therapeutics
Our research group investigates the dynamic interplay between tumors and the immune system throughout cancer progression. We aim to uncover fundamental mechanisms that shape disease stages and influence therapeutic outcomes.
Research Themes
Tumor-Immune System Interactions: We study how immune responses evolve during tumor growth and progression, identifying key checkpoints and drivers of immune escape.
Mechanisms of Tumor Invasiveness: Understanding the molecular and cellular factors that promote aggressive tumor behavior.
Targeted Drug Delivery: We design innovative delivery systems for peptide- and oligonucleotide-based drugs, enabling precision targeting to diseased tissues.
Innovation, the ADAC Technology: We have developed the Adaptable Drug Affinity Conjugate (ADAC) platform, a versatile strategy that integrates targeted drug delivery with precision medicine. ADAC enables the fusion of therapeutic payloads with disease-specific targeting, opening new avenues for personalized cancer treatment.
Our Vision: By combining mechanistic insights with cutting-edge drug delivery technologies, we strive to develop therapies that are more effective, safer, and tailored to individual patients.
Group members
Solène Beauvois
Ted Ebendal
Alexandros Kostakis
Maria Lampinen
Martin Lord
Polat Turker
Rosanne Veerman
Oskar Wiggins
