Michael Robben

Michael Robben

Assistant Professor, Animal Sciences

Areas of Research

Artificial Intelligence, Cellular Heterogeneity, Computational Modeling, Deep Learning, Immunology, Precision Medicine, Single-Cell Sequencing, Spatial Sequencing, Tumor Microenvironment

Research Program and Theme

  • Program: Cancer Technology and Data Science
  • Theme: Computational Engineering and Data Science

Research Focus

Michael Robben’s research explores the latest in single-cell and spatial-sequencing technologies to investigate immune cell interactions in the tumor microenvironment and autoimmune disease. His lab uses a combined molecular and computational approach to develop multi-omics analyses that use AI and deep learning to probe deep interactions at the single-cell level. Through these tools, they can identify signaling and structural interactions that drive solid tumor development and inflammatory immune diseases. Learn more about Michael Robben’s lab.

Other Campus Affiliations

Why I Study Cancer

A Closer Look at Michael Robben’s Research