Ruomei Li

Ruomei Li is a Chief Engineer and Researcher in the Department of Medical Biology at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. Her work focuses on liver sinusoidal endothelial cell biology, viral infection mechanisms, and lipid metabolism. She actively contributes to lab maintenance, radiation safety, and training initiatives.

Her research investigates cellular responses to glucocorticoids, oxidative stress, and viral pathogens. Key areas include stabilin receptor function in LDL clearance, BKPyV infection dynamics, and hepatic microvascular pathology. Li collaborates extensively with teams studying muridbetavirus entry pathways and liver fibrosis models.

She has published widely in journals like Frontiers in Pharmacology, npj Gut and Liver, and PLOS ONE, with recent work addressing dexamethasone effects on endothelial cells and dynamin inhibitors' antiviral potential. Her studies bridge cellular biology, proteomics, and translational medicine.

• Member of Vascular Biology research group
• Expert in microscopy and proteomics/transcriptomics techniques
• Key contributor to lab safety protocols and staff training