Lectures and seminars OnkPat Friday Seminar: Physical properties of cells as a prediction of their fitness

Host: Kasper Karlsson, Department of Oncology-Pathology

Bio

Erdinc Sezgin studied Genetics and Bioengineering at the Yeditepe University, Istanbul Turkey. He next joined International Max Planck Research School for PhD in Dresden, Germany. After graduation, he obtained EMBO, Marie Curie and Newton fellowships to perform his postdoctoral research in immunology and imaging at University of Oxford. Since 2020, he has been leading his independent lab as an Associate Professor at Karolinska Institutet and SciLifeLab. He is currently an EMBO Young Investigator and a Visiting Faculty at University of Oxford. 

Selected publications

Plasma membrane order maps functional diversity in immune cells.
Andronico LA, Gurdap CO, Arora A, Ragaller F, Sandoz PA, Jiang Y, Giatrellis S, de Boer LL, Carannante V, Iskrak S, Mikes J, Buggert M, Österborg A, Önfelt B, Klymchenko AS, Brodin P, Sezgin E
Nat Chem Biol 2026 Sep;():

Spectral biophysical cytometry with nanosensors reveals remodelling of immune cells in atherosclerosis.
Gurdap CO, Aydos D, Andronico LA, Tóth G, Ceker T, Cowgill J, Akbulut Koyuncu IM, Basak N, Mikes J, Klymchenko AS, Pietrocola F, Brodin P, Lanekoff I, Bitirim VC, Sezgin E
Nat Nanotechnol 2026 Sep;21(9):1308-1315

Spectral biophysical cytometry with nanosensors reveals remodelling of immune cells in atherosclerosis.
Gurdap CO, Aydos D, Andronico LA, Tóth G, Ceker T, Cowgill J, Akbulut Koyuncu IM, Basak N, Mikes J, Klymchenko AS, Pietrocola F, Brodin P, Lanekoff I, Bitirim VC, Sezgin E
Nat Nanotechnol 2026 Sep;21(9):1308-1315