Hi, I’m Fumi, a PhD student in Immunology at Stanford Medicine. I am passionate about applying molecular genomics to advance global health, particularly in understanding immune responses to infectious diseases that disproportionately impact underserved populations.
My work focuses on host–pathogen interactions and immune evasion in parasitic infections, integrating experimental immunology with computational analysis to uncover mechanistic insights with translational relevance.
Originally from Japan, I earned my B.S. in Computational Biology from Harvey Mudd College and have conducted research at Scripps Research, Johns Hopkins University, and the National University of Singapore.
I welcome collaboration and interdisciplinary engagement -- feel free to reach out :)
Fellowships
- Baker Fellow, Stanford University
- SoftBank Group Masason Scholar
- UNIQLO Tadashi Yanai Scholar
- Recruit Holdings Ezoe Memorial Scholar
Japanese
こんにちは、谷澤文礼です！ スタンフォード大学医学部 免疫学博士課程（在籍中）。感染症における宿主・病原体相互作用を研究。 ハービーマッド大学計算生物学専攻（2025年）。開成会・学習院洋桜会所属。 スタンフォード大学ベイカー・フェロー、孫正義育英財団（2期）、柳井正財団（5期）、江副記念リクルート財団（54期）奨学生。 履歴書はこちら。
Interests
- Host-pathogen Interaction
- Immune Evasion
- Infectious Diseases
Education
PhD in Immunology, On-going
Stanford Medicine (4.11/4.00)
BSc in Computational Biology, 2025
Harvey Mudd College (3.93/4.00)
