Pawel Borowicz

Pawel Borowicz is a Researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Oslo, Norway. His academic background includes a post-doctoral fellowship (2020–present) and a PhD in medicine and health sciences (2015–2019) from the University of Oslo. He holds advanced degrees in Biotechnology (MSc, Jagiellonian University) and Environmental Engineering (MSc, AGH University), alongside bachelor’s degrees in Biotechnology and Geology/Mineral Engineering from Polish institutions.

Research Interests: Borowicz specializes in molecular immunology, focusing on cellular signaling mechanisms, T-cell biology, and receptor regulation. His work explores immune system dynamics, particularly in autoimmune disease contexts. He applies CRISPR/Cas9 technologies to study genetic modifications in T-cells.

His publications span topics like T-cell signaling pathways, immune adaptor proteins, and genetic engineering techniques. He is part of the Research Group on T Cell Activation and Autoimmune Disease, contributing to both basic and translational research in immunology.

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