Dr. William Teague, MD
Pinn Hall 1005Seminar Title: Dysregulated Respiratory Mucosal Antiviral Immune Responses Inform Indolent Rhinovirus Bronchoalveolitis in Children with Problematic Wheeze
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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.
CIC Seminar Series
Dr. Chiara Giannarelli, MD, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005From Viral Infection to Vascular Disease: SARS-CoV-2 and Atherosclerosis
Carter Lecture- Dr. E. John Wherry, PhD
Pinn Hall Conference CenterNew insights into the molecular mechanisms of T cell exhaustion
Dr. Mark Shlomchik, MD, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Age Associated B cells Extrafollicular B Cell Responses: Mechanistic insights from lupus and infection
Dr. Kodi Ravichandran, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005The art of a good meal: Lessons from Phagocytes
Dr. Jeffrey Sturek, MD, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005“B Cells and Antibodies in Lung Injury and Repair: Lessons from COVID and Pulmonary Fibrosis”
Dr. Kellie Jurado, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005“Learning immunity from emerging viruses.”
Dr. Laura Su, MD, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005T cell memory before and after vaccination
Dr. Aaron Johnson, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005“Killer T cell mediated disruption of the blood-brain barrier”
Dr. Henrique Borges da Silva, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Control of T cell immunity to viral infections by purinergic receptors
Dr. Catherine Hedrick, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005
Dr. Mark Kaplan, PhD
Pinn Hall 1005Title: "Escape from the 9th circle of hell: IL-9 in the allergic lung"