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charlotte.rich@well.ox.ac.uk

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Charlotte Rich-Griffin

Single Cell Genomics Computational Biologist

Charlotte joined the Dendrou group in the WHG in March 2020. She is a computational biologist who specialises in the analysis of single cell experiments. Her post is funded as part of the Human Immune Discovery Initiative https://www.immunology.ox.ac.uk/human-immune-discovery-initiative.  


Her work with the Dendrou group involves using single cell experiments to understand how immune cell composition and function can be resolved at the single-cell level in primary human tissues to help inform therapeutic strategies.

Previously, Charlotte worked at the WIMM researching cancer-specific T cells with Tao Dong and Hashem Koohy. Her work focused on integrating TCR repertoire information with gene expression in order to identify cancer specific subsets of T cells.

Prior to that, Charlotte achieved her PhD from the University of Warwick. Unlike her current research into human immunity, her PhD research focussed on plant immunity. Her thesis "Cell-type specific transcriptomics of immunity in Arabidopsis thaliana roots" was supervised by Professor Patrick Shafer and Dr Sascha Ott.

ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8212-9542