Tom Cupedo

Tom Cupedo is an Associate Professor of Hematology whose work focuses on the interactions between stromal cells, immune cells, and cancer in hematological malignancies. He investigates the bone marrow microenvironment's role in fostering multiple myeloma development and therapy resistance, with a goal to disrupt this niche for improved anti-cancer treatments.

• Research Expertise: Stromal cell-immune cell interactions, innate lymphoid cells, cancer immunity.
• Key Publications: His recent studies (2023–2025) explore inflammatory niche remodeling in AML, IL-1β-driven protumor microenvironments, and NK cell cytotoxicity enhancement in multiple myeloma.
• Collaborations: Works with institutions like the Cancer Institute, focusing on clinical trials and translational research in hematology and immunology.