Lorenzo Galluzzi
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Lorenzo Galluzzi is a leading figure in the fields of immunology, cell death, and cancer metabolism, with a particular focus on the mechanisms of immunogenic cell death (ICD) and its therapeutic implications. His major contributions include pioneering work on how dying cancer cells can activate the immune system, fundamentally reshaping our understanding of anti-tumor immunity. Galluzzi has co-authored over 400 publications, amassing more than 50,000 citations, reflecting his profound impact on the biomedical community. Among his highly cited works is "Quantification of cellular viability by automated microscopy and flow cytometry" (2015), a methodological cornerstone that has enabled standardized, high-throughput assessment of cell death. He is also recognized for his editorial leadership, serving as Editor-in-Chief of the journal *OncoImmunology* and co-editing the widely used *Essentials of Apoptosis* textbook. Galluzzi’s research bridges basic science and clinical translation, offering new avenues for improving cancer immunotherapy outcomes. His work continues to inspire students and researchers exploring the intricate dialogue between cellular stress and immune surveillance.
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