Alumni Describe Their Professional Journeys & Importance of Giving Back
As the Immunology alumni came to campus to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their graduate program, they also came to give back to current trainees -- of their time, advice and resources. In two well-attended alumni career panels, one for academic careers and the other for industry and other careers, alumni described life after Stanford.
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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
News CenterGita Abhiraman, 2025
When Gita Abhiraman was a child, an early form of immunotherapy saved her mother’s life. She has dedicated her career to finding innovative treatments that could help others.
BioSci CareersKenneth Gibbs, Jr., 2010
Kenneth Gibbs, Jr., is using his graduate degree in immunology to improve graduate education nationally — he shares more in this Q&A.
BioSci CareersDevavani Chatterjea, 2001
Devavani Chatterjea builds networks and professional collaborations to advance her career.
Jessica Linderman, 2010
Jessica Linderman talks about the valuable resources in becoming an academic researcher.
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Looking to the future of graduate biomedical education, featuring alumnus Kenneth Gibbs, Jr., PhD '10 - September 14, 2018
The big data revolution has transformed the landscape of immunology research. As inaugural students of Stanford’s new Computational and Systems Immunology PhD track, we share our experiences and advice with other institutions considering a similar program. Trends in Immunology, Good et al, 2019. Read more here.