Jessica Stolp

Jessica Stolp is a highly accomplished individual with a strong background in Immunology, holding a PhD from The Garvan Institute of Medical Research with a focus on B cells and their impact on type-1 Diabetes.

During her academic journey, Jessica has published 3 original research papers in reputable immunology journals, with 2 of them as the first author. She has presented her work at various national and international conferences, including the esteemed International Congress of Immunology in Japan.

Transitioning from her PhD, Jessica now serves as a post-doctoral researcher at the Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences at the University of Oxford, where she delves into the intricate role of B cells in organ transplantation.

Beyond her research endeavors, Jessica is actively engaged in science communication through her role as an editor and writer for Phenotype, a magazine under the Department of Biochemistry. She also maintains a blog where she simplifies complex scientific articles, making them accessible to a broader audience.