Jason Wong
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Jason Wong, Damania Lab
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Lewis L. Lanier, Ph.D., “Natural Killer Cell Recognition and Responses.”
1131 BioinformaticsLewis L. Lanier, Ph.D. J. Michael Bishop Distinguished Professor and Chair Department of Microbiology and Immunology University of California, San Francisco Title: “Natural Killer Cell Recognition and Responses.”
Lauren Radlinski and Jedediah Seltzer
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Lauren Radlinski, Conlon Lab and Jedediah Seltzer, Dittmer Lab
Kara Eichelberger and Peter Xu
1131 BioinformaticsStudent Seminar Kara Eichelberger, Goldman Lab and Peter Xu, Serody Lab
CANCELLED – Amanda S. MacLeod, MD., “Innate Immune Defense and Repair Functions at the Skin Barrier.”
1131 BioinformaticsThis seminar has been cancelled due to UNC being under condition 2 on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Amanda MacLeod, M.D. Assistant Professor Dermatology Duke University School of Medicine Title: “Innate Immune Defense and Repair Functions at the Skin Barrier.”
No Student Seminar
Student seminars will resume in January.
John Helmann, Ph.D., “Managing metals in microbes: new insights from Bacillus subtilis.”
1131 BioinformaticsJohn Helmann, Ph.D. Professor of Microbiology Cornell University Title: “Managing metals in microbes: new insights from Bacillus subtilis.”
No Student Seminar
Student seminars will resume in January.
Tim Schacker, M.D., “Lymphoid Tissue Fibrosis and Impaired Vaccine Response.”
1131 BioinformaticsTim Schacker, M.D. Professor of Medicine University of Minnesota Title: “Lymphoid Tissue Fibrosis and Impaired Vaccine Response.”
No Student Seminar
Student seminars will resume in January.
William J. Murphy, Ph.D. “Impact of obesity on Immunotherapy: both the good and the bad.”
1131 BioinformaticsWilliam J. Murphy, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor Vice Chair of Research Department of Dermatology University of California, Davis Title: “Impact of obesity on Immunotherapy: both the good and the bad.”