Andrew J. C. Russell

Andrew J. C. Russell works on developing and applying new genomic technologies, especially spatial transcriptomics (methods that map gene activity to specific locations within tissue) combined with lineage tracing (tracking how cells and their descendants change over time). His work spans human tissue biology (placenta, tumors, immune cells) and, in earlier work, malaria parasite biology. Much of the recent output focuses on methods like 'Slide-tags' for single-cell/single-nucleus spatial sequencing and their application to cancer, reproductive biology, and autoimmunity.

Publication output was low and variable from 2017-2021, dropped to zero in 2022, then increased sharply from 2023 onward with a notably higher and more consistent output through 2025-2026.

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