Identification
Personal identification
- Full name
- Sofia De Oliveira
Citation names
- Oliveira, Sofia
Author identifiers
- Ciência ID
- 7011-768C-81B6
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-0893-111X
Addresses
- 1300 Morris Park Ave, Chanin Room 514, 10461, Bronx, New York, United States (Professional)
Websites
Knowledge fields
- Natural sciences - Biological Sciences - Biology
- Natural sciences - Biological Sciences - Cell Biology
- Natural sciences - Biological Sciences - Microbiology
- Medical and Health Sciences - Basic Medicine - Immunology
- Natural sciences - Biological Sciences - Biochemistry
- Natural sciences - Biological Sciences - Molecular Biology
Languages
Language | Speaking | Reading | Writing | Listening | Peer-review |
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Portuguese (Mother tongue) | |||||
English | Proficiency (C2) | Proficiency (C2) | Proficiency (C2) | Proficiency (C2) | Proficiency (C2) |
Spanish; Castilian | Advanced (C1) | Advanced (C1) | Advanced (C1) | Proficiency (C2) | Advanced (C1) |
French | Beginner (A1) | Beginner (A1) | Beginner (A1) | Beginner (A1) | Beginner (A1) |
Education
Degree | Classification | |
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2014/09/12
Concluded
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Ciências Biomédicas (Doutoramento)
Major in Especialidade: Biologia Celular e Molecular
Universidade de Lisboa Faculdade de Medicina, Portugal
"HOW HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND CXCL8 MODULATE NEUTROPHIL RECRUITMENT IN VIVO" (THESIS/DISSERTATION)
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Unanimously with Honors and Distinction (maximum score) |
2007/07/27
Concluded
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Bioquímica (Licenciatura)
Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
"Modulation of erythrocyte deformability by PKC activity " (THESIS/DISSERTATION)
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Affiliation
Science
Category Host institution |
Employer | |
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2019/11 - Current | Principal Investigator (Research) | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States |
2014/10 - 2019/10 | Postdoc (Research) | University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States |
2014/05 - 2014/09 | Research Trainee (Research) | Consejería de Educación y Universidades de la Región de Murcia, Spain |
2007/09 - 2010/04 | Research Trainee (Research) | Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes, Portugal |
2006/09/01 - 2007/07/30 | Research Trainee (Research) | Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes, Portugal |
Projects
Grant
Designation | Funders | |
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2017/02 - 2019/10 | The role of the innate immune system in hepatocarcinogenesis- FHL2 as a putative molecular target
Post-doc
University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States
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Cancer Research Institute
Concluded
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2015/07 - 2017/01 | In vivo study of the interaction between the transcriptional co-activator FHL2 and the actin cytoskeletal protein mAbp1 during
invasive cell migration in Hepatocellular Carcinoma models.
EMBO ALTF 6202015
Post-doc
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EMBO Press |
2010/05 - 2014/09 | How Hydrogen Peroxide and CXCL8 modulate neutrophil recruitment in vivo
SFRH / BD / 62674 / 2009
PhD Student Fellow
Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes, Portugal
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Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
Concluded
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2007/10 - 2010/04 | FIBRINOGEN-DEPENDENT SIGNALLING IN MICROVASCULAR BLOOD CELL FUNCTION - IMPLICATIONS OF INFLAMMATION AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE.
Research Fellow
Universidade de Lisboa Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes, Portugal
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Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
Concluded
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Contract
Designation | Funders | |
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2021/01 - 2023/12 | Understanding neutrophil function in age-related immunometabolic dysfunction
n/a
Principal investigator
Einstein Nathan Shock Center, United States
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Einstein Nathan Shock Center
Ongoing
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2021/01 - 2023/12 | The role of inflammation in the liver microenvironment of a Fibrolamellar Carcinoma zebrafish model.
n/a
Principal investigator
The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, United States
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The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation
Ongoing
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2021/04 - 2023/03 | Investigating the role of innate immune cells in the liver microenvironment during NASH progression.
n/a
Principal investigator
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States
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Marion Bessin Liver Research Center
Ongoing
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2014/10 - 2019/10 | Adhesive regulation during cell migration
Post-doc
University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States
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Foundation for the National Institutes of Health
Concluded
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Other
Designation | Funders | |
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2019/11 - Current | Investigating how systemic chronic inflammation impacts the role of neutrophils in human disease progression
n/a
Principal investigator
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Ongoing
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Outputs
Publications
Journal article |
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Other
Other output |
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Activities
Oral presentation
Presentation title | Event name Host (Event location) |
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2021/11 | Zebrafish: a powerful model to elucidate neutrophilic inflammatory response | VII Simpósio O Zebrafish Como Modelo Animal de Pesquisa
Ives Charlie Silva (Brazil)
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2021/10 | Unveiling the impact of metainflammation in classic neutrophilic inflammatory response | Zebrafish Disease Model 14
ZDMS (Durham)
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2021/07 | Using the zebrafish to understand the impact of diet-related metabolic disorder on neutrophil biology | Webinar: Zebrafish as experimental model for research
Institute of Biomedical Sciences, University of Sau Paulo (Sau Paulo, Brazil)
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2021/05 | Using the zebrafish to understand the impact of the consumption of western-type diets in neutrophil biology | Neutrophil 2021 Symposium
(Scotland, United Kingdom)
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2020/09 | Illuminating how cholesterol surplus impacts the inflammatory response with Zebrafish | Seminar Dept of Infection, Immunity and Cardiovascular Disease
Phillip Elks and Stephen A Renshaw (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
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2019/11 | DNAJB1-PRKACA fusion induces liver inflammation in Fibrolamellar Hepatocellular Carcinoma | 2019 Fibrolamellar Research Summit
Fibrolamelar Cancer Foundation (Stamford, United States)
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2019/01 | Illuminating the impact of Western-type diets on inflammation with Zebrafish | XII CICS-UBI - Seminar Cycle at CICS-UBI
Ana Paula Duarte (Covilha, Portugal)
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2019/01 | Illuminating the impact of Western-type diets on inflammation with Zebrafish | Seminar Cycle Ciência Falada at ICVS-UM
Jorge Pedrosa (Braga, Portugal)
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2018/12 | “Illuminating the impact of Western-type diets on inflammation with Zebrafish” | Seminar Champalimaud Foundation
Rita Fior (Lisboa, Portugal)
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2018/12 | Illuminating the impact of Western-type diets on inflammation with Zebrafish | Satellite Seminar at i3S/Ipatimup
Manuel Sobrinho Simões and José Carlos Machado (Porto, Portugal)
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2018/06 | High cholesterol diet regulates macrophage polarization and early progression in a zebrafish model of NAFLD-associated HCC | 13th International Zebrafish Conference
International Zebrafish Society (Madison, United States)
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2017/11 | Zebrafish as a model to study Fibrolamellar Hepatocellular Carcinoma and other liver diseases | 2017 Fibrolamellar Research Summit
Fibrolamelar Cancer Foundation (Stamford, United States)
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2017/11 | The Effect of High Fat Diet in Hepatocellular Carcinoma Microenvironment - Illuminating Liver Diseases with Zebrafish. | Seminar of Gastroenterology Department at Mayo Clinic
Mark McNiven Director of the Center for Biomedical Discovery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester (Rochester, United States)
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2013/11 | Early ATP and Calcium signals modulate zebrafish acute inflammatory response via Duox 1 activation and hydrogen peroxide release | Semmelweis Symposium 2013
(Budapest, Hungary)
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2013/07 | Early ATP and Calcium signals modulate zebrafish acute inflammatory response via Duox 1 activation and hydrogen peroxide release | Zebrafish Disease Models 6
ZDMS (Murcia, Spain)
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2010/03 | Binding of fibrinogen with RBCs of different biological ages: CD47, a possible molecular target | 8th World Congress on Trauma, Shock, Inflammation and Trauma – TSIS 2010
(Munich, Germany)
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2009/07 | Fibrinogen and erythrocyte membrane interaction: potential binding sites evaluation | 15th Conference of the European Society for Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation
(Pontresina, Switzerland)
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Event organisation
Event name Type of event (Role) |
Institution / Organization | |
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2012/07/14 - 2013/07/17 | Help to organize Zebrafish Disease Model 6 in Murcia (Spain). Provided support to international participants during the meeting. Served as guide at social activities during the ZDM6 (2013/07/14 - 2013/07/17) | Universidad de Murcia, Spain |
Jury of academic degree
Topic Role |
Candidate name (Type of degree) Institution / Organization |
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2021/12 | AIF1L can limit susceptibility to HFD induced hyperphagia and weight gain
(Thesis) Main arguer
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Dippal H Parikh (PhD)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States
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Ad Hoc journal article review
Journal title (ISSN) | Publisher | |
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2021 - Current | Journal of Leukocyte Biology | |
2021 - Current | The International Journal of Biochemistry and Cell Biology | |
2021 - Current | OncoTargets and Therapy | |
2021 - Current | JCI Insight | |
2020 - Current | Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology | |
2020 - Current | Endocrine-Related Cancer | |
2020 - Current | Cancers | |
2020 - Current | Disease Mechanisms and Models | |
2019 - Current | Molecular Immunology | |
2018 - Current | Journal of Cellular Biochemistry | |
2018 - Current | International Journal of Biological Sciences | |
2017 - Current | Scientific Reports (2045-2322) |
Association member
Society Organization name | Role | |
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2021 - Current | American Gastroenterology Society | |
2020 - Current | The Histochemical Society | |
2019 - Current | Zebrafish Disease Models Society | Active member of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Committee |
Committee member
Activity description Role |
Institution / Organization | |
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2021 - Current | Doctoral thesis Advisory Committee
Member
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Fundação Champalimaud, Portugal |
2020 - Current | Student Advisory Committee member (2 as a chair) of 5 PhD students
Member
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States |
Course / Discipline taught
Academic session | Degree Subject (Type) | Institution / Organization | |
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2020 - Current | Mechanisms of Disease- Lecture on Neutrophils and zebrafish model | (Doktor (PhD)) | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States |
Evaluation committee
Activity description Role |
Institution / Organization | Funding entity | |
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2021 - Current | Student Award Committee. Evaluate and select students for different internal and external awards (i.e., HHMI Gilliam Fellowship, Regeneron, etc.) | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States | |
2020 - Current | Member of Qualifying Exam Steering Committee. Deliberate about policies regarding PhD candidate's examination at the end of the 2nd year that provides Master Degree. Chair Qualifying examinations and assure all guidelines are followed. | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States | |
2019/12 - Current | Member of the PhD Admission Committee. Screening, interviewing, evaluation and selection of candidates to EInstein PhD Program | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States |
Interview (newspaper / magazine)
Activity description | Newspaper / Forum | |
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2020 | First Person is a series of interviews with the first authors of a selection of papers published in Disease Models & Mechanisms, helping early-career researchers promote themselves alongside their papers. | Disease Models and Mechanisms |
Mentoring / Tutoring
Topic | Student name | |
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2022/03 - Current | Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Neutrophils | Mariana Abrantes do Amaral |
2022 - Current | Polytrauma, Neutrophilic Inflammatory Response and Metainflammation | Cassia Michael |
2021/09 - Current | Sickle Cell Disease and Neutrophils | Lidiane Torres |
2021 - Current | Myeloid malignancies, Senescence and Systemic Inflammation | Maria Feliz Norberto |
2021 - Current | Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Neutrophils | Sammi Chung |
2020 - Current | Liver cancer and Inflammation | Francisco Juan Martinez Navarro |
2021/08 - 2022/03 | Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease | Irene PArdo Sanchez |
2021/06 - 2021/09 | Senescence and Systemic Inflammation | David Silva Hernandez |
2021/01 - 2021/03 | Study of the impact of fructose on neutrophil wound response | Kelsey Vinzent |
2020/11 - 2021/01 | Neutrophils and Autophagy | Aneesa Valentine |
2020/04 - 2020/06 | Neutrophils and diet-induced trained immunity | Alishba Maira |
Other jury / evaluation
Activity description | Institution / Organization | |
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2020 - Current | Qualifying Examination of PhD candidates. To evaluate that students have a general understanding of the biomedical sciences and sufficient knowledge of their chosen area of thesis research to proceed towards the PhD degree in a timely manner. | Albert Einstein College of Medicine, United States |
Distinctions
Award
2013 | Best Oral Presentation at Semmelweis Symposium 2013 |
2013 | Best Oral Presentation Zebrafish Disease Models 6 |
Other distinction
2016 | Cancer Research Institute Postdoctoral fellowship. |
2015 | EMBO Long-term fellowship (ALTF 620-201) |