Arti Raghubar

Arti Raghubar is a Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Science at the Faculty of Health. Her research focuses on transcriptomics, cell biology, and kidney-related studies with applications in oncology and immunology. She has contributed to 9 peer-reviewed publications since 2021, including work on renal cell carcinoma microenvironments and spatial transcriptomics in transplantation. Her collaborative projects span kidney pathology, cellular interactions, and experimental frameworks for biological analysis.

Research Interests: Arti Raghubar’s work integrates spatial transcriptomics with clinical applications, particularly in kidney diseases and solid organ transplantation. She investigates tumor immunophenotypes in oncology and explores cell-based therapies for acute kidney injury. Her methodologies emphasize spatiotemporal trajectory mapping and multi-modal data analysis to understand disease mechanisms at cellular and molecular levels.

Publications: Her recent articles highlight advancements in kidney research and oncology, with contributions to npj Precision Oncology, Nature Communications, and Frontiers journals. Key themes include immune checkpoint dynamics in tumors, cell-cell interactions in healthy vs. diseased tissues, and translational applications of transcriptomics in transplantation medicine.