Portrait Eva Camarillo Retamosa

Eva Camarillo Retamosa
Dr. rer. nat.

Research assistant, Department of Medical Oncology and Hematology

Specialties

  • Precision Oncology Programs
  • Translational Medicine

Contact

Tel. +41 43 253 31 75
VCard

Other competencies

  • Functional cell biology and genomics
  • High-content analysis, spatial transcriptomics
  • Cell-based therapies and assays (2D/3D), cell sorting and cell profiling of progenitor cells

Career

Since 2021 Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Rheumatology, University Hospital Zurich
2017-2019 Postdoctoral researcher for European projects to promote the role of endogenous stromal cells in tissues and diseases,
Orbsen Therapeutics Ltd, Galway, Ireland
2013-2018 PhD. Cell Biology Cell Biology Regenerative Medicine
PhD thesis carried out at Orbsen Therapeutics Ltd, Galway, Ireland.
“Bone marrow stromal cell transplantation ameliorates cytopenia caused by depletion FAP-alpha expressing cells.” Marie Skłodowska-Curie ITN-FP7 Project DeCIDE – Birmingham University, UK.
2011-2012 M.Sc. Biology Neurosciences
Master thesis conducted with Prof. Constance Scharff, PhD Lab, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany.
“FoxP genes and spiny neuron-dopaminergic receptors in speech disorders” International ERASMUS Program.
2004-2009 Scientists Immunology – Stromal cell therapy,
Cellerix S.A., Madrid, Spain.
2001-2004 Research associate in immunology,
Mologen Molecular Medicines, S.L, Madrid, Spanien.
2001-2012 B.Sc. Cellular and molecular biology.
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spanien
and full-time scientists in the pharmaceutical industry
1999-2001 Research associate in Immunology, Experimental Medicine, Cardiology.
Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Madrid, Spain.
1997-1999 Laboratory technician for clinical diagnostics. Higher non-university studies.
IES Las Musas, Madrid, Spain.

Most important memberships

  • ESMO: European Society For Medical Oncology
  • EMEUNET – The Emerging EULAR Network-Swiss Society for Rheumatology

Research focus

Functional role of synovial fibroblasts and bone marrow in arthritis

Publications

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