Oncologist, Immuno-Oncology Scientist, Health Care Transformational Leader- Biomedical Scholar and professor Lombardi Cancer Center, Georgetown University
GREAT DEBATE 1: Can computational biology improve clinical trial design? Dr Robert Beckman says NO! Dr. @SamirNKhleif says YES! Both from @Georgetown#Bridge2022 Key word is Can! PROF KHLEIF WINS - 100% convinced @FondMelanoma@PAscierto
Fabulous mtg @theNASEM Addressing Resistance in the Development of Cancer Immune Modulator Therapeutics: A Workshop. Tx @SamirNKhleif@weinerg for organizing! It’s a 2 day meeting & link is live - join us!
https://t.co/83WRAk0iKa
So good to be with good friends @EladSharonMD & colleagues Jane Healy MD, @theNASEM for “Addressing Resistance to Immune Modulators in Cancer Workshop” thanks @SamirNKhleif for the invite- hope we can contribute to accelerating IO drug development!
@HTawbi_MD @theNASEM@SamirNKhleif Amazing space @theNASEM and some incredibly talented, thoughtful, and dedicated researchers! Thanks so much to the organizers for including me!
Unfortunately I have to present virtually but still with lot of excitement #SITC21
join us for a debate on novel trial design to replace 3+3 dose escalation design for #Immunotherapy trials @SamirNKhleif@Joshua_Reuss
Amazing talk from Ben Youngblood @cityofhope about redesigning CAR-T strategy taking advantage of inhibiting exhaustion - part of the Immune Resistance Symposium @sitcancer#sitc#SITC21#sitc2021
Andy Weinberg giving a very informative talk on anti-OX40 an agent that has a biiig potential if used properly- should not be missed. Great scientist! @sitcancer @ChilesResearch #SITC21#sitc2021
@SamirNKhleif from @Georgetown highlighting the importance of optimally priming T cells BEFORE PD-1 blockade. If the T cells are suboptimal primed, PD-1 blockade may actually induce T cell dysfunction #SITC21