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Joanna B. Wilson is a Professor of Molecular Genetics at the University of Glasgow, focusing her research on the discovery of molecular pathways involved in cancer development. Her laboratory investigates the role of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in cancer, particularly its contribution to B-cell lymphoma. Over the years, she has received multiple research grants for various projects including investigating the mechanisms of action of EBV encoded proteins, exploring lymphomagenesis, and analyzing gene expression deregulation in the context of EBV infection. Professor Wilson also coordinates the MRes program in Biomedical Sciences and has developed new modules in cancer molecular biology and modelling human disease. She is actively involved in teaching at both undergraduate and master’s levels, supervising dissertations and projects. Additionally, she has served on advisory boards and committees related to drug and disease research and has been a coordinator for scientific symposia related to EBV-associated diseases, showcasing her commitment to the scientific community and her field of expertise.
University of Glasgow • Glasgow, Scotland
Leading research on molecular pathways involved in cancer and coordinating education programs in Biomedical Sciences.