Hi, I'm Fumi, a PhD student in Computational and Systems Immunology at Stanford Medicine . My research focuses on infectious diseases — particularly those that disproportionately affect underserved populations — with the goal of advancing global health outcomes.
My past research topics include:
- Immune evasion in parasitic infections, Trypanosoma brucei and Plasmodium
- Host–pathogen interactions in respiratory infectious disease systems
- Immunometabolic regulation of host defense in Drosophila
Originally from Japan, I earned my B.S. in Computational Biology from Harvey Mudd College and developed hybrid experimental and computational skills at Scripps Research, Johns Hopkins University, and the National University of Singapore.
Fellowships:
- Baker Fellow, Stanford University
- SoftBank Group Masason Scholar
- UNIQLO Tadashi Yanai Scholar
- Recruit Holdings Ezoe Memorial Scholar
こんにちは！ スタンフォード大学医学部 免疫学博士課程 の谷澤文礼です。
Interests
- Infectious diseases
- Immune evasion
- Global health
Education
PhD in Immunology, On-going
Stanford Medicine (4.11/4.00)
BSc in Computational Biology, 2025
Harvey Mudd College (3.93/4.00)
