A Commitment to Immunology

Investigators at the Carter Immunology Center seek a fundamental understanding of how the immune system works in order to develop the revolutionary new treatments focused on controlling the immune response for major diseases such as cancer, heart disease and asthma.

Immunological research is intensely multi-disciplinary and ideally collaborative, relying on well-trained immunologists interacting with researchers in other biomedical disciplines. These considerations drive our organization and educational programs. We identify, train, and support the career paths of the next generation of immunology researchers.


Theresa Lu

Title: Understanding the skin-lymph node axis in lupus

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Pinn Hall 1005,

Shelby Mairone

Title: Inducible global deletion of IBD susceptibility factor, Crem, protects from DSS-colitis in an IL22-dependent manner

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Pinn Hall 1014,

Paul Thomas

Title: Entering the age of specificity in T cell immunity

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Haroldo Rodriguez

Title: Dissecting B and T cell responses targeting a tumor-driving oncoprotein

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Pinn Hall 1014,

Kevan Herold

Title: Prevention of Type 1 diabetes: induction of operational tolerance

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Pinn Hall 1005,