A Commitment to Immunology
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Cara Hatzinger from Rutkowski Lab Receives an F31 Grant to Study the role of TLR5 signaling as a modulator of FLT3 ligand therapeutic efficacy for ovarian cancer
Cara Hatzinger from Rutkowski Lab just received an F31, Investigating the role of TLR5 signaling as a modulator of FLT3 ligand therapeutic efficacy for the treatment of ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is the most fatal gynecological malignancy with most patients … Read More
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Hogan McKee, MBChB, Shares Career Insights With Local High School
CIC trainee Hogan McKee, MBChB, recently presented to the Monticello High School Science National Honor Society. The Science National Honor Society hosts symposia given by outside speakers to expose high school students to career options in STEM. Dr. McKee, mentored … Read More
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Two World-Class Postdocs Receive Immunology Innovation Awards
Naomi Bryant, PhD, and Liam Fitzsimmons, PhD, are the two first postdoctoral researchers to receive the CIC’s new Immunology Innovation Awards. These awards recognize the brightest up-and-coming scientists across Immunology and aids in recruiting them to the Center. Bryant was … Read More
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Jeff Sturek, MD, PhD Featured in SOM Medicine in Motion Newsletter
To watch more Research in Motion videos in this series, visit the School of Medicine website research landing page
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Sun Lab Identifies COVID-19 Cancer Risk
Wei Quian, PhD, and resident member Jie Sun, PhD, recently published a paper in Cell showing that severe COVID-19 or flu infections can increase the risk for developing lung cancer in the future. By studying the effects of severe infections … Read More
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CIC Members Present at AAI 2026
We had an excellent showing at the 2026 American Association of Immunologists meeting. Congratulations to all our presenters and award recipients!
