Regular biography
Bernd Bodenmiller is a Professor at ETH Zurich, affiliated with the BIO department. His research focuses on Quantitative Biomedicine, with an emphasis on developing and applying methods to analyze human tissues spatially and at the single-cell level. The Bodenmiller Lab studies cancer tissue to make discoveries that could improve treatment. The lab's work includes the development of imaging mass cytometry techniques for simultaneous and spatially-resolved quantification of markers on single cells. The lab also engages in translational research and precision medicine, generating comprehensive single-cell datasets of tumors from many patients to identify cellular and spatial phenotypes associated with disease progression.
Scholar-generated biography
Bernd Bodenmiller is a Dual Professor at the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, specializing in quantitative biomedicine. His research focuses on imaging mass cytometry, multiplexed imaging, and single-cell analysis to study signaling networks and cancer. He has contributed to major initiatives such as the human cell atlas and developed tools like histoCAT for analyzing multiplex image cytometry data. His work includes exploring the tumor and immune ecosystem of breast cancer, phosphoproteomic responses to kinase and phosphatase perturbations, and the role of signaling pathways in cellular processes. Bodenmiller's research integrates advanced imaging techniques with proteomic analysis to uncover cellular mechanisms in disease.