Eugene M. Oltz

Eugene M. Oltz studies how immune cells, particularly B cells and T cells, develop and how the DNA regions that control their genes are organized and regulated. His work looks at gene regulation mechanisms such as enhancers, long non-coding RNAs, and 3D genome architecture, and how disruptions in these processes contribute to blood cancers like B-cell lymphoma. He also contributes broader review and editorial pieces on immunology topics such as innate lymphoid cells, neuroimmunology, and systems approaches to studying immunity.

Publication output has grown steadily over the last decade, rising from a handful of papers per year in 2017 to a sustained pace of roughly 14-19 per year from 2020 onward.

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