Jordan E. Krull

Jordan E. Krull's work focuses on cancers of the blood and immune system, particularly lymphoma and related B-cell disorders, as well as the tumor microenvironment in cancers such as pancreatic and endometrial cancer. Recent work combines molecular and single-cell profiling methods, including computational tools like large language models, to study how immune and stromal cells interact with tumors and contribute to disease progression. This research could interest students curious about combining wet-lab immunology/oncology with computational and multi-omics approaches.

Publication output has grown substantially over the last decade, with a marked surge starting around 2022-2023 and continued high output through 2025.

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