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.
Dr. Catherine Hedrick, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005
Josh Samuels
Pinn Hall 1014Title: "SHP-1 negatively regulates microglial innate immune responses in Aβ amyloidosis"
Dr. Mark Kaplan, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: "Escape from the 9th circle of hell: IL-9 in the allergic lung"
Jinyi Tang
Pinn Hall 1014Title: “Respiratory mucosal immunity against SARS-CoV-2 after vaccination, breakthrough infection or intranasal booster”
Dr. Lonnie Shea, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: "Detection and Treatment of Undesired Immune Responses"
Sammy Lempke and Claire Conarroe
Pinn Hall 1014Sammy's Title: "Reactive nitrogen species are required for intravacuolar network collapse and interferon-inducible GTPase-mediated restriction of Toxoplasma gondii" Claire's Title: “Priming Dendritic Cell Function in the Context of Glioblastoma”
Dr. Laurence Morel, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: “Metabolic and Microbial Regulation of Lupus Pathogenesis”
Naomi Bryant
Pinn Hall 1014Title: Deep T-cell profiling highlights the effects of age and viral infection on the T-cell landscape in the lower airways of children with severe asthma
Dr. Edward Pearce, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: Metabolic control of innate immune cell function and fate
Lexi Johnson and Aman Mangalmurti
Pinn Hall 1014Johnson's Title: “Exploring the Role of Microglia SYK Signaling in Tauopathy” Mangalmurti's Title: "Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency in a model of Alzheimer’s disease"
Dr. Emily Moser, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: Live fast and die easy: ubiquitin ligases control life and death in germinal center B cells