Juliana Miranda Cerqueira holds a Master’s degree from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, with a specialization in Nutritional Genomics and cancer research. She is currently in the final year of her PhD at the Celiac Disease Research Center at the University of Tampere, Finland. Her doctoral research focuses on uncovering the genetic factors underlying phenotypic variations in complex traits, with a particular emphasis on celiac disease.Since 2022, Juliana has been a consultant for the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) Young Committee, following her prior role as vice-chair. Additionally, she is a member of the Scientific Programme Committee of the ESHG.

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• Preface1. Unraveling the interplay of genetic variants and epigenetic signatures in complex traits2. Crosstalk between T cell gene regulation and intestinal epithelial cells: Insights into mucosal immunity3. Understanding the link between regulatory RNA regions and genomic variation in coeliac disease4. Interplay between the host genome, autoimmune disease and infection5. Disentangling the multi-omics layers of complex traits: CeD as a mode

Juliana Miranda Cerqueira holds a Master’s degree from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, with a specialization in Nutritional Genomics and cancer research. She is currently in the final year of her PhD at the Celiac Disease Research Center at the University of Tampere, Finland. Her doctoral research focuses on uncovering the genetic factors underlying phenotypic variations in complex traits, with a particular emphasis on celiac disease.Since 2022, Juliana has been a consultant for the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) Young Committee, following her prior role as vice-chair. Additionally, she is a member of the Scientific Programme Committee of the ESHG.

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• Preface1. Unraveling the interplay of genetic variants and epigenetic signatures in complex traits2. Crosstalk between T cell gene regulation and intestinal epithelial cells: Insights into mucosal immunity3. Understanding the link between regulatory RNA regions and genomic variation in coeliac disease4. Interplay between the host genome, autoimmune disease and infection5. Disentangling the multi-omics layers of complex traits: CeD as a mode

Juliana Miranda Cerqueira holds a Master’s degree from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, with a specialization in Nutritional Genomics and cancer research. She is currently in the final year of her PhD at the Celiac Disease Research Center at the University of Tampere, Finland. Her doctoral research focuses on uncovering the genetic factors underlying phenotypic variations in complex traits, with a particular emphasis on celiac disease.Since 2022, Juliana has been a consultant for the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) Young Committee, following her prior role as vice-chair. Additionally, she is a member of the Scientific Programme Committee of the ESHG.

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• Preface1. Unraveling the interplay of genetic variants and epigenetic signatures in complex traits2. Crosstalk between T cell gene regulation and intestinal epithelial cells: Insights into mucosal immunity3. Understanding the link between regulatory RNA regions and genomic variation in coeliac disease4. Interplay between the host genome, autoimmune disease and infection5. Disentangling the multi-omics layers of complex traits: CeD as a mode