Excited to share that I have been named the next Chair of the Department of Immunology at Pitt! We have a fantastic department and immunology community here and I’m honored to have the opportunity to help it grow!
Two new studies present insights into regulatory T cells located in tumors associated with head and neck squamous cell carcinomas and non-small cell #LungCancer.
By @Vignali_Lab: https://t.co/9NvZsHcapW
By @SmithImmunology: https://t.co/quwGFQoy3N
This work is co-published with a complimentary study from @SmithImmunology and @dpardol1 groups, check out their exciting findings in detail at @SciImmunology!
Regulatory T cells are phenotypically and functionally heterogenous in the TME, but what are the transcriptional networks of functionally suppressive Tregs in the TME?
Our latest work from the lab and first-author @Feng_Shan_ is out now at @SciImmunology! https://t.co/VipvrWy6Q2
We are indented to members of the @VignaliLab for their help and advice, and colleagues in @UPMCHillmanCC and the Pitt Immunology Department. We are especially grateful to @TakisBenosLab, @BcellBruno, @RobertFerrisMD and all our collaborators for their contributions to this study
I'm excited to be co-organizing the next FASEB Autoimmunity meeting with @montserrat! We have an amazing speaker line up, and these meetings always include fantastic presentations, and outstanding participation and discussion (and are a lot of fun!). Please join us! 1/2
Excited to share our latest paper in @NatImmunol entitled "IFNγ-induction of TH1-like regulatory T cells controls antiviral responses". Kudos to first author @AngelaGocher! @UPMCHillmanCC https://t.co/ogAMy0KpMv