Achim Treumann

Dr. Achim Treumann is a Researcher at Newcastle University with a primary focus on proteomics, molecular biology, and disease mechanisms. His work spans cancer biology, mitochondrial function, platelet biology, and stress responses in diverse biological systems.

Research Focus: Dr. Treumann employs advanced proteomic techniques to investigate:

• Molecular mechanisms in cancer progression (e.g., receptor signaling, ubiquitination, platelet-tumor interactions)
• Mitochondrial biology and its relationship to aging/longevity
• Proteomic biomarker discovery for neonatal diseases and plant stress responses
• Development of novel mass spectrometry methodologies

His recent publications (2013-2019) demonstrate consistent productivity in high-impact areas including oncology, stem cell biology, and cardiovascular proteomics, utilizing techniques like SWATH-MS, SILAC, and pathway analysis.