Dylan Lawless

Intensive care and neonatology, Universitäts-Kinderspital Zürich (UZH). Lead for genomics within the SwissPedHealth National Data Stream and technical architect of the platform for national-scale diagnostics and interpretation. Responsible for full stack system design, multi-omics integration, and deployment within regulated clinical and high-performance computing environments.

Global Health Institute, EPFL (Fellay lab). Translational genomics and precision medicine, with a focus on statistical genomics, rare disease, host–pathogen interactions, and development of reproducible multi-omics pipelines used in national research efforts.

School of Medicine, University of Leeds (Savic lab). Genetic discovery in rare primary immunodeficiencies using genome sequencing and functional validation in clinical cohorts.

ACM Global Laboratories. Regulatory-compliant biomarker validation, assay development, and support for clinical trials.

EPFL (Ablasser lab), intracellular innate immunity, cGAS–STING signalling, and antiviral sensing mechanisms. Trinity College Dublin (Bowie lab), viral immunology and innate immune evasion by poxviruses. University College Cork (Morgan lab), innate immune responses in macrophages, bacterial infection, and inflammasome biology.

Discovery of novel inborn errors of immunity Led genomic discovery and functional characterisation of multiple inborn errors of immunity, including autoinflammatory disease of the NF-κB pathway involving MEFV and TNFAIP3 (A20), and immunodeficiency caused by pathogenic variation in RAG1 and RAG2 a

Advanced theoretical immunology and practical research projects. Exploring the therapeutic potential of a peptide derived from a poxviral immune evasion protein.