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Professor of biology; molecular immunology at Uppsala University since 2008, Sandra Kleinau focuses her research on understanding the function of the immune system. Her lab investigates how immune cells protect against infectious agents while also posing danger in cases of autoimmune diseases. Aiming to discover methods to develop immunotherapies that selectively target and destroy cancerous cells, she explores critical questions related to macrophages, immunology, autoimmunity, chronic inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, and the functions of antibodies and various immune cell types including B lymphocytes and monocytes. Prior to her current role, she served as a senior lecturer in molecular immunology at Uppsala University from 2004 to 2008 and held various academic positions including associate professor and senior researcher. Kleinau completed her PhD in clinical immunology at Uppsala University in 1993, after earning her BSc there in 1989.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Lead research and teaching in the area of molecular immunology.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Instructed courses and conducted research in molecular immunology.
Göran Gustafsson's Foundation, Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Conducted independent research in immunology.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Oversaw research projects and lectures in experimental pathology.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Instructed students and assisted in research activities.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Engaged in postdoctoral research in immunology.
Karolinska Institute •
Conducted postdoctoral studies in immunology.
General Master's requirements applying across Science, Technology, and Humanities departments.