Dr. Rosa Andrés Ejarque is a Senior Computational Biologist at the School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences, King's College London. She obtained her PhD in Biomedicine and Pharmacy at the University of Valencia in 2013.

Her research focuses on the computational characterisation of tumour-immune crosstalk across malignancies. In haematological cancers, she is particularly interested in the immunological underpinnings of disease progression along the MDS-AML continuum, with a specific focus on the role of regulatory T cells in immune evasion and risk stratification. In solid tumours, her work examines macrophage polarisation and functional heterogeneity in the microenvironments of triple negative breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

To address these questions she integrates single-cell RNA sequencing, multi-omics, and computational disease modelling approaches, with an emphasis on translating immune signatures into clinically meaningful disease frameworks.