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Zoe Ding is a Research Fellow and Group Leader of the Immune Memory Laboratory at Monash University. Her research primarily focuses on B-cell plasma cell biology related to health and disease, particularly in the context of autoantibody-mediated autoimmune diseases. Her current projects target plasma cells and autoreactive antibodies that contribute to the pathological basis of autoimmune diseases. With a Ph.D. in Immunology from Uppsala University, she has extensive experience in postdoctoral research, including a funded Swedish International postdoc grant. Since 2021, she has been leading an NHMRC Ideas Grant-funded project at Monash University, working to understand the molecular regulation of B cells in the context of autoimmune conditions. Additionally, Zoe is actively involved in academic community engagements, supervising Honours, Master's, and PhD students in her lab. Her contributions extend to organizing conferences and seminars, emphasizing her commitment to advancing research in immunology.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Leading research in plasma cell biology and autoimmunity.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Conducted research on B cell function and regulation.
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