Rosalin Cooper

Rosalin Cooper serves as a Clinical Lecturer in Histopathology within the Nuffield Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences at the University of Oxford, focusing on translational research at the intersection of computational pathology and hematological malignancies.

Education:

• DPhil, University of Oxford (2022)
• MBChB
• BMedSc
• MSt

Her research centers on characterizing the bone marrow cellular microenvironment in blood cancer development using multi-modal spatial analysis, particularly spatial transcriptomics. This work emphasizes objective diagnostic biomarkers, treatment response monitoring, and the clinical integration of AI-based image analysis algorithms. By bridging computational methods with clinical pathology workflows, her team aims to translate microenvironmental insights into practical diagnostic and prognostic tools for hematological malignancies.

Recent publications (2023-2024) demonstrate consistent focus on spatial biology in hematological cancers, immune-related adverse events during immunotherapy, and digital pathology implementation challenges. Key thematic threads include computational pathology validation, bone marrow microenvironment dynamics, and translational applications of transcriptomic profiling across blood cancers and solid tumors.

Research is actively supported by the Jean Shanks Foundation, Pathological Society, and MPN Research Foundation. While specific advisees aren't listed in available materials, her Clinical Lecturer role inherently involves supervision of medical trainees and research students within Oxford's histopathology programs.

She leads a dedicated research group developing spatial transcriptomic pipelines and AI-driven image analysis frameworks for bone marrow characterization, operating within Oxford's clinical laboratory sciences infrastructure with strong hospital pathology service integration.