Juan Jose Saez Pons

Juan Jose Saez Pons serves as a Research Fellow at the Curie Institute in Paris within the Unit Immunity and Cancer (U932), actively contributing to the Integrative Analysis of T Cell Activation research team. His institutional affiliation centers on cutting-edge immunological research at this premier cancer and biology research institution.

His research specializes in molecular immunology with emphasis on immunological synapse dynamics, T and B lymphocyte activation mechanisms, and cytoskeletal regulation in immune cells. Key investigations include vesicle transport during synapse formation, antigen presentation stabilization via lectins, and actin-dependent migration behaviors in dendritic cells, revealing fundamental mechanisms of adaptive immunity.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent contributions to high-impact immunology journals, showing an evolving focus from dendritic cell migration (2016) to B cell synapse stabilization (2018) and precise vesicle transport mechanisms in T cells (2021). This trajectory highlights growing specialization in subcellular dynamics of immune synapses across multiple lymphocyte types.

As part of the Immunity and Cancer unit at Curie Institute, Dr. Saez Pons collaborates within a multidisciplinary team investigating how cytoskeletal machinery governs immune cell communication, with implications for cancer immunotherapy development.