2017-2018 Immunology Seminar Series 12:00 – 1:00 PM, Scaife Auditorium 5 Contact: Jesse Rosenthal, [email protected], 412-648-7050
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2017-2018 Immunology Seminar Series 12:00 – 1:00 PM, Scaife Auditorium 5 Contact: Jesse Rosenthal, [email protected], 412-648-7050 SEPTEMBER 7 – Wajahat Mehal, MD, PhD, Yale University “Sterile Inflammation in the Liver” 14 – Geoffrey Camirand, PhD, University of Pittsburgh “Visualization of Treg suppressor function within non-lymphoid tissues” 21 – NO SEMINAR – Rosh Hoshanah 28 – NO SEMINAR – Department Retreat OCTOBER 5 – EBERLY LECTURE – Klaus Rajewsky, MD, Max Delbruck Center for Molecular Medicine “Signals Controlling Normal and Malignant B Cells” 12 – Charles Drake, MD, PhD, Columbia University “Immunotherapy for GU Cancers” 19 – NO SEMINAR – Science 2017 26 – Shruti Naik, MD, Rockefeller University “Memory of Inflammation in Epidermal Stem Cells” NOVEMBER 2 – Mike Rosenblum, MD, PhD, University of California, San Francisco “Regulatory T Cells in Skin – From Mice to Man” 9 – NO SEMINAR 16 – Robert Lafyatis, MD, University of Pittsburgh “Expansion of pro-fibrotic fibroblasts and macrophages in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis” 23 – NO SEMINAR – THANKSGIVING 30 – Eugene Oltz, PhD, Washington University in St. Louis “Normal and Pathogenic Regulatory Circuits Governing Gene Expression in Human Lymphoid Cells” DECEMBER 7 – Michael Cancro, PhD, University of Pennsylvania “New subsets, new checkpoints: Expanding roles for Tbet+ B cells in health and disease” 14 – Greg Delgoffe, PhD, University of Pittsburgh 2017-2018 Immunology Seminar Series 12:00 – 1:00 PM, Scaife Auditorium 5 Contact: Jesse Rosenthal, [email protected], 412-648-7050 “Fueling cancer immunotherapy through metabolic intervention” 21 – NO SEMINAR – WINTER BREAK 28 – NO SEMINAR – WINTER BREAK JANUARY 4 – NO SEMINAR – WINTER BREAK 11 – Ageliki Tsagaratou, PhD, La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology “The Role of TET Proteins and 5-hydroxymethylcytosine in T cell Development and Disease” 18 – Ashley Moseman, PhD, National Institutes of Health “Mechanisms of TET Mediated Regulation of Immune Function and Malignant Transformation” 25 – Melody Zeng, PhD, University of Michigan “Gut Microbiota-induced IgG in Host Defense and Neonatal immunity” FEBRUARY 1 – NO SEMINAR 8 – Yuefeng (Tony) Huang, PhD, National Institutes of Health “Lung Immunity Originating in Gut: The Migratory Responses of Innate Lymphoid Cells” 15 – Thomas Hofer, PhD, German Cancer Research Center “A dynamic framework for hematopoiesis” 22 – NO SEMINAR MARCH 1 – Barbara Kee, PhD, University of Chicago “Transcriptional control of natural killer cell and innate lymphoid cell fate” 8 – Basilia Zingarelli, PhD, University of Cincinnati “Mitochondrial quality control in multiple organ failure in sepsis and trauma” 15 – Navdeep Chandel, PhD, Northwestern University 22 – EBERLY LECTURE – Arlene Sharpe, MD, PhD, Harvard University “Multifaceted Functions of the PD-1 Pathway” 29 – Maria Grazia Roncarolo, MD, Stanford University “Cell therapy with T regulatory cells: Where we are and what comes next?” 2017-2018 Immunology Seminar Series 12:00 – 1:00 PM, Scaife Auditorium 5 Contact: Jesse Rosenthal, [email protected], 412-648-7050 APRIL 5 – Thomas Kupper, PhD, Harvard University 12 – Michail Lionakis, MD, ScD, National Institute of Health “Of mice and humans: Host control of candidiasis” 19 – Gary Kohanbash, PhD, University of Pittsburgh 26 – Tania Watts, PhD, University of Toronto MAY 3 – NO SEMINAR – AAI Travel 10 – EBERLY LECTURE – Robert Schreiber, PhD, Washington University in St. Louis 17 – Ari Melnick, MD, Cornell University 24 – Steven Reiner, MD, Columbia University 31 – Facundo Batista, PhD, Harvard University .