Affiliate Faculty
Scott Alper, PhD
Associate Professor
Genetic control of TLR signaling pathways
Hans Dooms, PhD
Assistant Professor
A focus on identifying the factors and pathways that enable autoreactive T cells to escape immune regulatory checkpoints and cause tissue damage, with the goal of using this knowledge for the development of innovative immunotherapies.
Peter Henson, PhD
Distinguished Professor
Innate immunity, inflammation and apoptotic cell recognition
Hua Huang, MD, PhD
Professor
Signaling and transcriptional regulation of genes that control innate effector cell development and function.
John Kappler, PhD
Distinguished Professor
Structure and function of the T-cell receptor and its ligands in autoimmunity, cancer and hypersensitivity
Philippa Marrack, PhD
Distinguished Professor
Structure and function of the T-cell receptor and its ligands in autoimmunity, cancer and hypersensitivity
Cristina Penaranda, PhD
Assistant Professor
Our lab studies host-pathogen interactions with the goal of defining host and bacterial pathways involved in bacterial persistence.
R. Lee Reinhardt, PhD
Associate Professor
The role and regulation of CD4+ T cell subsets and their cytokines in settings of type-2 immunity, malignancy, and autoinflammatory disease
David W. H. Riches, PhD
Professor
Basic mechanisms involved in the development lung inflammation and fibrosis
James Scott-Browne, PhD
Assistant Professor
Gongyi Zhang, PhD
Professor
Structural and functional studies of proteins, epigenetics