University of Wisconsin-Madison · Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology
How the immune system shapes reproductive success
Explore Our ResearchWe are a physician-scientist-led research group investigating how the immune system functions across the full reproductive continuum — from ovarian biology and fertility, through the maternal-fetal interface during pregnancy, to postpartum recovery. Rooted in fundamental innate immunology, our work integrates clinical REI practice, multi-omic single-cell technologies, spatial transcriptomics, and computational biology to understand immune regulation in reproduction.
Bench-to-bedside questions that matter for patient outcomes
Decidual T cell biology, checkpoint regulation, and network topology across pregnancy
AI/ML integration, spatial transcriptomics, multi-omic pipelines for mechanistic insight
A multidisciplinary team of scientists, clinicians, and trainees working at the intersection of immunology, reproductive biology, and data science.
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