Computational & Systems Immunology Seminar Series 2019
Effective modeling, acquisition and mining of data have become crucial for solving important problems in
immunology. This seminar series explores novel molecular and computational approaches to
interrogating outstanding questions in immunology and related fields. Speakers are invited to share their
insights into the state-of-the-art trends and their advice on navigating a systems immunology career.
The seminar is free and open to the public. It also functions as a class called IMMUNOL 310.
When: Tuesdays at 4:30 - 5:20 PM
Where: Location changes, please check listing below
Course Website: http://immunol310.stanford.edu
June 25 in LKSC Room 120
Roman Yelensky, PhD
EVP and Chief Technology Officer, Gritstone Oncology
Targeting tumor mutations for personalized cancer immunotherapy
July 9 in Alway M106
Asya Rolls, PhD
Associate Professor, Technion IIT
Complicating immunity: adding neurons to the equation
July 16 in LKSC Room 120
Bryan Bryson, PhD
Assistant Professor, MIT
Parametrizing the host-pathogen interface in Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, one cell at a time
July 23 in Alway M106
Vanessa Jonsson, PhD
Assistant Professor, City of Hope
Uncovering the dynamics of T cell mediated immunity during CAR T cell therapy: a case study in glioblastoma
July 30 in Alway M114
Yifat Merbl, PhD
Principal Investigator, Weizmann Institue of Science
MAPPing the degradation landscape by proteasome footprinting
August 6 in LKSC Room 120
Naeha Subramanian, PhD
Assistant Professor, Institute for Systems Biology
Innate Sensing at the Interface of Pathogen Defense and Cancer
August 13 in LKSC Room 120
Wen-Han Yu, PhD
Bioinformatics/Systems Biology Leader, Gates MRI
Leveraging machine learning for dissecting immune landscape to guide the development of infectious disease vaccines