1. Immunology
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Research

PHD PROGRAMS

The Immunology multidisciplinary training area offers an exciting fusion of scientific exploration, innovative technologies, and collaborative engagement. By integrating both hypothesis-driven and data-centric approaches, this program leverages state-of-the-art techniques in flow cytometry, imaging, biochemistry, genetics, and genomics. Within this dynamic environment, students delve into the intricate cellular and molecular mechanisms governing diverse facets of the immune system.

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Jeremiah Faith, PhD
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | Genetics and Genomic Sciences

Dr. Faith researches the identification of immunomodulatory microbial strains from the human gut microbiota and the development of live microbial therapeutics.

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Alice O Silva(Kamphorst), PhD
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | Oncological Sciences

Alice O. Kamphorst, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Oncological Sciences at the Precision Immunology Institute. She is also a member of the Cancer Immunology Research Program at the Tisch Cancer Institute. The Kamphorst lab focuses on T cell differentiation with a specific interest on situations of chronic antigen stimulation, such as in cancer.

Research Areas

Our Immunology training area faculty conducts research across a wide range of disciplines. Meet our pioneering immunology investigators and learn about their work.

Autoimmunity researchers include:

Cancer researchers include:

Cell/Stem Biology researchers include:

Dendritic Cells researchers include:

Epigenetics researchers include:

Genetics researchers include:

Genomics researchers include:

Immunodeficiency researchers include:

Immunotherapy researchers include:

Inflammatory Diseases and Inflammatory Bowel researchers include:

Transplantation researchers include:

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