Yue He

Yue He is a Research Fellow in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, where they contribute to the Cluster for Molecular Imaging. Their research focuses on advancing glioblastoma diagnostics and therapeutics through molecular and genomic approaches, with emphasis on tumor heterogeneity and novel treatment modalities.

Primary research interests include cancer research, molecular imaging, and single-cell genomics, specifically investigating intra-tumoral subtypes in glioblastoma using single-cell RNA sequencing. Additional work explores nanomedicine applications like plasmonic photothermal therapy for brain tumors, analyzing both therapeutic efficacy and tissue-level side effects to optimize clinical translation.

Recent publications demonstrate a cohesive research trajectory integrating genomic analysis with therapeutic innovation. Key trends include biomarker discovery for molecular subtyping (2024), quantitative stem-like marker evaluation (2023), and nanotechnology-based thermal therapy safety profiling (2019), collectively advancing precision oncology for aggressive brain cancers.

As an active member of the Cluster for Molecular Imaging, Yue He collaborates across disciplines to develop molecular imaging technologies for cancer diagnosis and treatment monitoring, leveraging Copenhagen's research infrastructure at Blegdamsvej 3B for translational neuroscience applications.