Christine E. Nelson, PhD
Pinn Hall 1014Seminar Title: T cell responses to Respiratory Pathogens of Global Importance
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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.
Claire Bourke, BSc, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Innate immune cell anti-bacterial function in children with complicated severe acute malnutrition
Michail Lionakis, MD, ScD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Of mice and humans: Host defense against fungi
Maxim Artyomov, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Understanding immune aging through systems immunology
Nicholas L. Rider, DO
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar title: Population-wide Modeling of Immunologic Risk and Infection Susceptibility
Amanda Lund, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Intratumoral antigen encounter and lymphatic egress shapes the intratumoral T cell repertoire
Susan Kovats, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Tissue-resident innate immune cells in the respiratory tract during viral infection
Chongzhi Zang, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Chromatin and transcriptional regulation in CD8+ T cells
Aidong Zhang, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Explainable Deep Learning Models for Single Cell Data Analysis
David Masopust, PhD
Location - Room 1014 Pinn HallSeminar Title: T Cell Immune Surveillance
Ivan Zanoni, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Interferons in viral infections: friends or foes?
Dawn Newcomb, PhD
Location - Room 1005 Pinn HallSeminar Title: Mechanisms by which androgens attenuate immune response in asthma