Ingrid Randen

Ingrid Randen is an Associate Professor at the Department of Immunology and Transfusion Medicine, University of Oslo. Her academic work bridges immunology and genetics, focusing on genotype-phenotype relationships. She earned a Dr. philos in Medicine (1994) and a Master of Science in Physics and Mathematics (1986).

• Researcher at OUS Ullevål (2000)
• Group leader at Dynal (1994–1999)

Randen’s research spans transfusion medicine and immune-related genetic mechanisms. Key areas include Rh phenotyping, fetal genotyping via maternal blood, and novel HPA screening methods. Her 2012 study on GSK-3 inhibition in leukemic cells highlights intersections with oncology.

She has participated in EU Framework Programmes METOXIA (hypoxic tumor microenvironments) and EUROXY. Scientific awards include the Director's reward for outstanding research (2004) and Professor Dr. Erik Kåss’ prize for young rheumatology researchers (1993).