Paolo Gallipoli

Dr Paolo Gallipoli is a Clinical Senior Lecturer in Experimental Haematology at Queen Mary University of London, leading research focused on understanding adaptive resistance mechanisms in myeloid leukaemias. His work targets metabolic and signaling pathways independent of genetic mutations, with a specific emphasis on leukaemic stem cells and the tumour microenvironment.

• Major Grants: EHA Innovation Grant (€300,000), Barts Charity project grant (£320,237), CRUK Advanced Clinician Scientist Fellowship (£1.4M)
• Research Themes: Cell Signalling, Tumour Microenvironment, Metabolic Dependencies in Leukaemia

His recent publications highlight discoveries in mitochondrial metabolism, fatty acid desaturation, and ferroptosis as therapeutic targets. He contributes to global haematology initiatives, including panels for the ASH Global Research Award and NCRI CML/AML study groups.

• Mentorship: EHA Mentorship Scheme
• Peer Review: FWO Fellowship Panels