
About
R. Roncagalli obtained his PhD in molecular biology in 2007 in André Veillette's laboratory at the University of Montreal (Canada). There, he studied new classes of molecular adaptors (SAP family) and receptors (SLAM family) and demonstrated the fundamental biological role of these proteins in NK cells.
As a postdoctoral researcher, he then joined the team of Bernard and Marie Malissen at the Marseille-Luminy Immunology Center (CIML) to work on T cell signaling. In 2010, R. Roncagalli obtained a permanent position as a research fellow (CR) at the CNRS to develop and study experimental models that have largely contributed to changing our fundamental understanding of T cell activation.
Since 2024, Romain Roncagalli has been head of the “Integrative Biology of T Lymphocytes” team, which works on the molecular mechanisms behind T lymphocyte activation using experimental approaches combining murine genetics, systems biology, modeling and mass spectrometry analyses.