Shahram Kordasti/kcl.ac.uk, Kathryn Strange/LinkedIn, Michele Mishto/LinkedIn,
Oct 24, 2026, 10:49
Shahram Kordasti: Investigating Novel Immune Targets in MPN
Shahram Kordasti, Professor of Systems Cancer Immunology at King’s College London, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“It was a real pleasure to see Katie, one of our research team members, present her work on the immunogenicity of JAK2 mutations in MPN and novel approaches to identifying immunogenic epitopes.
One of the most rewarding aspects of leading a research group is watching young scientists develop their ideas, gain confidence, and gradually become independent researchers. Moments like this make it all worthwhile.
Well done, Katie!
Thanks Michele Mishto for the great collaboration.”
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