Jonathan Roco

Jonathan Roco is a biomedical research scientist affiliated with the Division of Ecology and Evolution at the Australian National University, where he earned his PhD in Medical Sciences. His work bridges experimental immunology, bioinformatics, and statistics, focusing on the molecular basis of autoimmunity and immune deficiencies using advanced single-cell technologies and clinical trial biostatistics.

Research Interests: His career spans

• B cell biology and antibody responses in autoimmunity
• Computational approaches to precision medicine
• Statistical rigor in clinical trials
• Single-cell analysis of germinal center dynamics

Publication Trends: Over the last five years, Roco has contributed to understanding autoimmune mechanisms (e.g., TNIP1 and TLR7 variations), B cell differentiation (e.g., Zeb2 regulation of CD11c+ B cells), and immunological signaling (e.g., IL-21 bioavailability). His work frequently integrates genetics, cellular immunology, and bioinformatics.