Jérôme Martin

Jérôme Martin is a Professor at the University of Nantes and Associate Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He leads research at the Immunology Laboratory of the Nantes University Hospital and is affiliated with the CR2TI - INSERM UMR1064 unit. His work bridges immunology and clinical practice, focusing on inflammatory diseases.

• Current: University Professor - Hospital Practitioner (2024 - Present)
• Current: Associate Professor, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (2020 - Present)

Research Interests:
Dr. Martin specializes in human immunology, immunopathology, and mucosal immunology, with a particular focus on chronic inflammatory bowel disease and gastric inflammation. His lab employs single-cell analysis and systems biology to dissect mononuclear phagocyte heterogeneity and its role in disease progression.

Publication Trends:
His recent work (2022-2023) emphasizes single-cell technologies in immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, cytokine signaling in Crohn's, and humoral responses in ulcerative colitis. Earlier studies (2014-2020) explore mucosal immunity, cellular interactions, and pathogenic mechanisms in gastrointestinal inflammation.

Lab and Team:
Dr. Martin's team at the CR2TI unit includes postdoctoral researchers, doctoral students, and clinical collaborators. Key projects involve modeling gastric microenvironment remodeling and analyzing fibroblast-phagocyte interactions in Crohn's disease.