Ioannis Sarropoulos

Ioannis Sarropoulos is a Postdoc Fellow at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, University of Cambridge, working within Dr. Sarah Teichmann's research group. His work integrates single-cell multiomics with machine learning methodologies to investigate T cell development regulation in the human thymus, while his publication record reveals broader contributions to developmental and evolutionary genomics.

His core research interests include:

• Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics for cellular resolution profiling
• Machine learning algorithms for biological data interpretation
• T cell immunology and thymic development
• Evolutionary mechanisms in brain development (cerebellum and pallium)
• Cancer genomics of pediatric medulloblastoma
• Cross-species comparative analysis of gene regulatory networks

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2019-2025) demonstrates a consistent focus on using high-resolution genomic techniques to map developmental trajectories and evolutionary adaptations. Key themes include cerebellum development across species, origins of pediatric brain tumors, and computational reconstruction of cellular landscapes from spatial data. His work bridges wet-lab experimentation with advanced bioinformatics, particularly through tools like Bin2cell for Visium HD data processing.

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Ioannis operates within the Teichmann Group at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, based at the Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. This group specializes in single-cell genomics and computational approaches to stem cell biology, contributing to the Institute's mission of advancing regenerative medicine through interdisciplinary research.