The next Immunology Research Seminar will be on Wednesday, October 27, 2021 from 12 PM to 1 PM. The presenters will be Immunology Program Doctoral Candidates, Shannon Estadt (Kahlenberg Lab) and Ranjitha Uppala, MSc (Gudjonsson Lab).
The next Immunology Research Seminar will be on Wednesday, October 20, 2021 from 12 PM to 1 PM. The presenter will be new Immunology Program faculty, Dr. Michael Green, MD, PhD. Dr. Green will present his research, "Modulating Anti-tumor Immunity with Radiotherapy".
Please join us for Amnah Yamani's Thesis Defense Seminar, "Molecular Pathways Modulating the Severity of IgE-mediated Anaphylaxis."
Dear Colleagues and Friends,After a successful start of the IUIS second Webinar Series: Immunology without Borders, we are happy to announce the next live webinar on “Immunopathology of COVID-19: lessons from pregnancy and from ageing” with Andrea Cossarizza on July 5!
IUIS collaborates with Frontiers &
Professor Axel Kallies, Department of Microbiology and Immunology (Molecular Immunology) at the University of Melbourne, presents "Development and maintenance of cytotoxic T cells in
Dr. David Masopust, Principal Investigator, Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Minnesota, presents "CD8 T cell Immunosurveillance." Dr. Masopust is the immunologist featured this week at the
Please save the date for Blake Heath's Thesis Defense Seminar, "Mechanisms Regulating STING-mediated Type I Interferons in Cancer and Obesity."
After a successful start of the IUIS second Webinar Series: Immunology without Borders, the next live webinar on “Hyperinflammation: hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis and macrophage activation syndrome” with Fabrizio de Benedetti on May 24!
IUIS collaborates with Frontiers & immunopaedia, on a series of biweekly, expert commentaries
Dr. Gabriel Nuñez, Paul de Kruif Endowed Professor of Pathology, has generously volunteered to present a seminar entitled "Planning Your Scientific Career After the Thesis Defense," in which he will share with graduate students
Dr. Marion Pepper, Associate Professor of Immunology at the University of Washington presents "CD4 T cell Memory in the lungs." Dr. Pepper is the immunologist featured this week at the
