Dr. Stephan Holtkamp Email & Phone Number

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Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

- Hands-on research scientist in the field of immunogenicity & experimental immunology directly impacting Bayer's pipeline and portfolio.- Junior lab head including health, safety and environment responsibilities as well as people lead of 2 research assistants. In summary: research strategy meets experimental design & analysis.- Experienced researcher in the field of immune stimulation by biologics, as well as gathering expertise in viral vector, mRNA, LNP and peptide immunogenicities.- Integrated into the IMI-ARDAT (gene therapy research consortium across Europe and the USA) initative funded by the EU & other agencies. Highly collaborative effort with multiple institutions across nations, such as the IBET (Portugal), University of Liverpool (UK) and INSERM (France).- Member of multiple cultural initiatives (including diversity, equity and inclusion at the work place), new ways of working initiatives, heading de-siloing as well as department-linking efforts. - Constantly empowering my co-workers to help maximize the success of their efforts as well as providing a safe space and secure atmosphere for the people I closely work together with. - Regularly attending conferences, presenting posters, giving talks and polishing scientific writing skills.... all for the cause of improving life of patients and meeting unmet medical need.

Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

- Establishment and optimization of immunoprofiling and immunogenicity assays for varying modalities including cell and gene therapy - Specifically using flow-cytometry, single cell secretome / proteomics, multiplex ELISA, co-culture of human immune cells including T cells and antigen presenting cells- Member of the innovative medicine Initiative (IMI) ARDAT.@Bayer Pharmaceuticals in immunoprofiling / biologics research.

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Research in murine dermal immunity with a focus on dendritic cells.- methods: primary antigen presenting cell culture, animal model mouse, leukocyte migration assays, rna sequencing, qPCR, flow-cytometryLab: Prof. Scheiermann

Biomedical Centre, Martinsried (Prof. Scheiermann)

Thesis title: Time-of-day dependent trafficking of leukocyte across lymphatics Discipline: immunology, dermatology, chronobiology, vascular biologyMethods: mouse (CRE inducible KO) models, fluorescence activated cell sorting and cytometry, (whole mount) spinning disc microscopy of lymphatics, RNA sequencing, (lymphatic) immune cell trafficking assays

Berlin Area, Germany

Joint research alongside my PhD project in immunology.

Imperial Centre For Translational & Experimental Medicine, London (Prof. Mason)

Role of cyclic AMP responsive element binding (CREB) protein in vascular homeostasisDisciplines: vascular biology, immunology

Institute Of Human Genetics, Erlangen Lab: Prof Winterpacht

Investigation of congenic Spoc1-/- 129/SV Mice.

Institute Of Biochemistry, Erlangen

University Clinic Of Erlangen, Clinic 5, Hla Laboratory

Examining compatibility and matching donor of organs and recipient in cooperation with “Eurotransplant”.

Institute Of Neurophysiology, Fau Erlangen, Germany (Lab: Prof. Forster)

Investigating dermal somatosensory reactions based on applications of histamine and capsaicin.

Institute Of Anatomy Ii, Erlangen

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Molecular Life Sciences Graduate School (Additional Graduate School)

Activities and Societies: Organization of Interact 2018, MIB 2020, InPharma2021 (online) - scientific conferences PhD student.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd In Medical Research, Immunology, Dermatology, Chronobiology, Vascular Biology, 1.0 // Highest Grade Possible

Activities and Societies:PhD in medical research at the LMU, Walter-Brendel Centre for Experimental Medicine / Biomedical Centre. Member.

Master Of Science (Msc), Molecular Medicine, High Distinction (Second Best Of Class)

Activities and Societies: Student representative

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Molecular Medicine, 1.6

Activities and Societies: Student representative (3 years), Student Initiative Molecular Medicine