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Sarah Amalia Teichmann ist eine deutsche Wissenschaftlerin im Bereich Systembiologie und Genetik. Sie ist Forschungsdirektorin am Cavendish Laboratory der Cambridge University. Ebenso ist sie Leiterin des Zellgenetik-Programms am Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute und Senior Research Fellow am Churchill College, Cambridge.
Sarah was the Head of Cellular Genetics programme at the Wellcome Sanger Institute from 2016 to 2024. Sarah Teichmann is interested in global principles of protein interactions and gene expression. In particular, her research now focuses on genomics and immunity.
Sarah Teichmann is a German scientist and professor at the University of Cambridge. She studies gene expression and protein complex assembly using wet and dry lab methods, and has won several awards and honours for her research.
Dr Sarah A Teichmann is a Principal Research Associate in Physics and a Group Leader at EMBL and Sanger. She shares her views on success, equality and policies for women in science.
- Transcriptional Regulation and Gene Expression
- Single-Cell Genomics
- Immunology
- Protein Complexes
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We study the processes that control cell-specific gene expression in both embryonic stem cells and in T lymphocytes. This research enables us to ask questions about the mechanisms that maintain stem-cell pluripotency and the ways that cells make fate decisions within the immune system.
It is clear that differences between cells within seemingly homogenous populations can be crucial in many biological processes. We work with cutting-edge techniques that enable us to study cell populations at single-cell resolution. We apply these techniques to better understand our areas of interest and we also develop novel computational approach...
We are fascinated by the mechanisms that control the development, differentiation and fate choices of CD4+ T lymphocytes. We study these cells at the single-cell level to understand their behaviour during immune responses and also the role of the cells’ specific T cell receptors.
We investigate the principles that govern the folding and assembly of protein complexes. Most recently, by analysing the tens of thousands of protein complexes for which three-dimensional structures have already been experimentally determined, we found repeating patterns in the assembly transitions that occur, which could be organized into a period...
The Teichmann Group is led by Sarah Teichmann, a senior group leader and co-founder of the Human Cell Atlas initiative. The group uses single-cell approaches, genomics, immunology and structural biology to study gene expression, protein complexes and human health.
Sarah Teichmann is a leading researcher in gene expression genomics and human cell atlas technologies. She is the co-founder and co-leader of the international Human Cell Atlas consortium and a Fellow of the Royal Society and the Academy of Medical Sciences.
Sarah Teichmann is a Professor of Stem Cell Medicine and a co-founder of the Human Cell Atlas consortium. Her research focuses on cellular diversity in the immune system and human development using single-cell technologies.
