In this patient sample of lung cancer, different types of immune cells (magenta, yellow, blue, and green) surround a heart-shaped slice of blood vessel tissue (red). Analyzing the relative abundance of these cell populations in patient tumors may help clinicians better predict which patients will respond to immunotherapy. Credit: Megan Burger, Cecily C. Ritch, Giorgio Gaglia. (2022 Image Award Winner)
Scientific Program 2: Cancer Immunology & Immune Engineering
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Program Co-Leaders
Associate Program Leader
Faculty | |
| Michael Birnbaum | J. Christopher Love |
| Jianzhu Chen | Alison Ringel |
| Brandon DeKosky | Stefani Spranger |
| Roger Kamm | Jessica Stark |
| Laura Kiessling | Ron Weiss |
| Douglas Lauffenburger | Forest White |