A unique flagship institute at the University of Oxford combining insights into organ development and regeneration to treat birth defects and acquired disease

Meet Emma Haberman, a Postdoctoral Scientist and Junior Research Fellow in the Riley and Holländer groups. Emma completed her undergraduate degree in Medical Sciences at the University of Birmingham, and her PhD in Infection Immunology and Translational Medicine in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics at the University of Oxford. Her research currently focuses on exploring the role of autoimmunity in heart failure, making Emma one of the first researchers to truly connect the IDRM's cardiovascular and immunology themes.