Susana Inmaculada Inoges Sancho

Susana Inmaculada Inoges Sancho serves as a Clinical Professor in the Department of Immunology at the University of Navarra's School of Medicine, with dual clinical affiliations at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra (CUN) and its Cancer Center (CCUN). Her institutional roles bridge academic research and clinical practice within Navarra's integrated medical ecosystem.

Her educational foundation includes a 1997 PhD from the University of Navarra, where her doctoral thesis on intracellular cytokines as biological markers in multiple sclerosis—supervised by Dr. Alfonso Sánchez Ibarrola—established her expertise in neuroimmunology. This work directly informs her current research trajectory.

Dr. Inoges Sancho leads two pivotal research initiatives: Translational Hematology and Immune Therapies. Her work investigates cytokine dynamics in autoimmune disorders like multiple sclerosis while developing novel immunotherapeutic approaches for hematological malignancies. This dual focus positions her at the intersection of basic immunology and clinical oncology, with significant implications for biomarker discovery and targeted cancer treatments.

The research groups she directs operate within the Cancer Center Clínica Universidad de Navarra, facilitating rapid translation of laboratory findings into patient care protocols through the university's hospital-integrated research model.