12 events found.
The Carter Immunology Center sponsors a variety of educational activities that benefit graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty alike. These events provide a rich, intellectual environment for broadening exposure to scientific discoveries, innovations, and contemporary issues within the field of immunology.
Lexi Johnson and Claire Conarroe
Pinn Hall 1014
John Teijaro
Pinn Hall 1005Title: Modulating Cytokine Signaling Networks to Control Persistent Viral Infections and Cancer
Ana Royo Marco and Brett Ransegnola
Pinn Hall 1014Ana's Title: “Exacerbated tau pathology in a model of traumatic brain injury is mediated by impaired meningeal lymphatic function” Brett's Title: Molecular Regulation of Marginal Zone B cells
RIP- Samuel Wachamo and Seb Wang
Seb's Title: "Engineering B cells to prevent respiratory infections" Samuel's Title: "Deciphering the role of Bacterial Extracellular Vesicles in Alzheimer’s Disease"
Ashraf Yousif and Malcolm O’Malley
Pinn Hall 1014Ashraf's Title: Profiling pneumococcal vaccine-specific B cells in aging HIV individuals Malcolm's Title: "Systems model predicts mechanisms of neutrophil activation in response to conflicting cues"
Gretchen Diehl
Pinn Hall 1005Gretchen's Title: Microbiota regulation of intestinal immunity
Mohammad Arish and Monica Rodrigues
Pinn Hall 1014
Stephanie Dougan
Pinn Hall 1005Title: Cytokine therapies for cancer
Sam Young and Emily Grayson
Pinn Hall 1014Sam's title: "Systemic-prime + mucosal-boost vaccination in lung tumor bearing mice"Emily's title: “IL-33/ST2 independent activation of innate effectors in allergic asthma”.
Peter Chen
Pinn Hall 1005Title: Immune response to respiratory viral infections that drive acute and chronic lung disease
Xiaoqin Wei and Rossymar Rivera
Pinn Hall 1014Xiaoqin's Title: “The Role of Peroxisomal Function in Macrophage Senescence and Cell Death” Rossymar's Title: "Enhancing engineered T cell therapy for ovarian cancer by overcoming adenosine-mediated immunosuppression".