Post Doctoral Fellow, Neurology Clinic C
The Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics
MSc Molecular Medicine, University College London 2001
PhD Clinical Medicine, University College London 2006
Academic Appointments:
2007- 2011: Research Associate, Centre of Rheumatolgy, Department of Medicine, University College London
2011-2012: Research associate, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Cyprus
2012-today: Faculty Associate, The Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine
Her research interests have been focused on how antibodies lead to pathogenicity. The goal of this research would be to design a more effective and targeted therapy to block the effects of these antibodies in patients with autoimmune diseases.
Dr Nancy Lambrianides received her MSc degree in Molecular Medicine from University College London in 2001 and her PhD from University College London, in 2006 where she was also appointed as postdoctoral associate until 2011. She has published over 20 articles, in peer-reviewed journals and was the principal investigator for a project funded by the Hellenic Academy of Neuroimmunology. She have acted as the primary supervisor of one PhD and 2 MSc who have successfully completed their studies at The Cyprus School of Molecular Medicine as well as co-supervising several students while working at University College London. Her main research interests include the pathogenesis of autoantibodies in autoimmune diseases and how to design a therapy to block the effects of these antibodies where direct translational benefits for patients will be achieved. She serves as a reviewer for several scientific journals.
Selected Publications: