Kathrin Tyryshkin

Kathrin Tyryshkin serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Queen's University, holding a Ph.D. earned in 2014. Her academic affiliation centers within medical research domains though specific school or departmental structure isn't explicitly documented in available materials.

Her research spans Cancer Immunology, Tumor Microenvironment, and MicroRNA Diagnostics, with significant focus on bladder cancer mechanisms, macrophage-T cell interactions, and liquid biopsy development. Recent work demonstrates expertise in machine learning applications for molecular classification and STING pathway immunotherapies. Publications reveal consistent investigation into sex differences in cancer models and epigenetic regulation of immune responses.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2022-2025) shows dominant themes in

• Macrophage-mediated tumor immunity (4 papers)
• MicroRNA-based cancer diagnostics (3 papers)
• Sex/age-related immune variations in bladder cancer (3 papers)
• STING pathway therapeutics (2 papers)
• Machine learning for molecular classification (2 papers)

indicating a trajectory toward computational oncology integrated with wet-lab immunology.

Her advising activities and grant funding aren't documented in available materials. No scientific awards or fellowships are mentioned in the provided texts.