Noe Rodriguez

Noe Rodriguez is a Research Fellow at the University of Cambridge's Molecular Immunity Unit, investigating neuro-immune modulation in infection and cancer. His research explores molecular and cellular interactions between neurons and immune cells to maintain homeostasis and combat disease.

Research Focus: Neuroimmunology, immune cell regulation, and cancer-permissive microenvironments. He employs preclinical models, spectral flow cytometry, and high-dimensional tools.

Key Trends: Studies span innate lymphoid cells (ILC1/ILC2), cytokine signaling (IL-25), tumor microenvironment dynamics, and phosphatase-mediated immune regulation.

Team Members: Collaborates with Jasper Carmody, Olivia Crewe, Ksena Longrin, and Lauren Miller (Sweeney) in the Molecular Immunity Unit.