Name: "Immunology learned from mothers and babies" Sing Sing Way, MD, PhD, Professor, Pauline and Lawson Reed Chair, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Pediatrics, University of Cincinnati - 10/1/2024
Start: 2024-10-01T12:00:00
End: 2024-10-01T13:00:00
Location: 170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1)

Oct

01

"Immunology learned from mothers and babies" Sing Sing Way, MD, PhD, Professor, Pauline and Lawson Reed Chair, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Pediatrics, University of Cincinnati

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Oct

08

"Neutralizing Antibody Response and Cell-to-cell Transmission of SARS-CoV-2" Shan-Lu Liu, M.D., Ph.D., Professor, Co-Director, Viruses and Emerging Pathogens Program, Infectious Diseases Institute, Associate Director, Center for Retrovirus Research, Veteri

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Oct

22

"Disruption of Tissue Resident Endometrial NK Cell Homeostasis by Calcineurin Inhibitors Underlie Pregnancy Complications in Uterus Transplant Recipients” Paige M. Porrett, MD PhD Associate Professor of Surgery, Associate Professor of Ob & Gyn

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Oct

29

"Investigating T cell immunobiology using genetically engineered models" Nikhil S Joshi, PhD, Associate Professor of Immunobiology, Yale University

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Nov

05

"Decoding the Determinants of Cellular States and Plasticity in Glioblastoma" Toshiro Hara, PhD, Assistant Professor, Neurosurgery at the University of Michigan

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Nov

12

"Leveraging early-life microbes to prevent autoimmunity" Michael Silverman, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Infectious Diseases, Department of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Nov

19

"Strategies to enhance CAR T cell fitness and function" Evan Weber, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Dec

03

"Multiple functions of O-GlcNAc transferase in host defense mechanism" Haitao Wen, MD, PhD (Internal) Professor, Department of Microbial Infection and Immunity, The Ohio State University College of Medicine

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH Viewing room RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Dec

10

"An HIV Cure - Getting Closer" Rafick-Pierre Sékaly, PhD Professor and Vice-Chair of Translational Medicine, Department of Pathology, Emory university School of Medicine, Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar, Winship Cancer Institute

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast EAIC130, NCH RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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