Bio
Dr. Hartmann received a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Molecular Biotechnology from the University of Heidelberg, Germany and his PhD from the University of Zurich, Switzerland for his research on T cell effector functions in human autoimmune diseases. Following his time in Zurich, Dr. Hartmann has joined Stanford University School of Medicine as a postdoctoral fellow. He is supported by fellowships from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF), the Novartis Foundation for biomedical research, and EMBO.
Dr. Hartmann’s research focuses on combining single-cell and imaging proteomic technologies (mass cytometry and multiplexed ion beam imaging) with novel biological assays to reveal tumor-immune cell interactions that impact clinical outcome in human cancer. Most recently, he has developed a novel approach that enables analysis of cellular metabolism in individual cells and with spatial resolution in human tissues.
Honors & Awards
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AAI Young Investigator Award, American Association of Immunologists (2020)
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EMBO Longterm Fellowship, EMBO (2018-2020)
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Postdoctoral Fellowship, Novartis Foundation for bio-medical Research (2018-19)
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SNF Early.Postdoc Fellowship, Swiss National Science Foundation (2017-2018)
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Distinction Award for Doctoral Thesis, University of Zurich (2016)
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Pfizer Research Prize, Pfizer Foundation (2016)
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Van Riemsdijk PhD Fellowship, Van Riemsdijk Foundation (2012-2014)
Professional Education
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Doctor of Philosophy, University of Zurich (2016)
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Bachelor of Science, Ruprecht Karl Universitat Heidelberg (2009)
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Master of Science, Ruprecht Karl Universitat Heidelberg (2011)