Emma Cook

Dr. Emma Cook

Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Biography

The innate immune system was the focus of my research during my internships for my Master’s degree, particularly the response to environmental stimuli by dendritic cells in the small intestine. During my PhD my research focus was shifted to molecular aspects of cholesterol metabolism. I studied signalling pathways in detail within the cell and how posttranscriptional modifications were essential to many of these pathways. For my postdoctoral work I have returned to my passion for the immune system and I would like to complete my training in cellular biology, immunity and immunology.

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Experience

Post Doctoral Researcher

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

01 Jan 2020 - present

Graduate Student or Post Graduate

Amsterdam Medical Centre

01 Apr 2012 - 01 May 2019

Graduate Student or Post Graduate

Universiteit Utrecht

01 Feb 2010 - 01 Feb 2012

Graduate Student or Post Graduate

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Medical Centre

01 Apr 2011 - 01 Dec 2011

Graduate Student or Post Graduate

Institute of Risk Assessment Sciences

01 Apr 2010 - 01 Feb 2011

Undergraduate Student

Universidad de Alcalá de Henares

01 Sep 2000 - 01 Jun 2007

Undergraduate Student

Commisariat à l'Energie Atomique

01 Jun 2006 - 01 Sep 2006