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CIC Research in Progress: Anthony Rodriguez Title: Adaptive and innate immunity polarize cancer-associated fibroblasts into organizer cells that orchestrate tumor-associated tertiary lymphoid structure formation

Sponsored by department(s) : Carter Immunology Center

Event Date : January 16, 2019

Start Time : 12:00 pm

Time Duration: 60 minutes

Location : MR6, 3rd Floor, Room 3501

Description :

Anthony Rodriguez, Grad Candidate

Engelhard Lab

Title “Adaptive and innate immunity polarize cancer-associated fibroblasts into organizer cells that orchestrate tumor-associated tertiary lymphoid structure formation”

Research-in-Progress (RIP) is a place for graduate students and postdocs to present their ongoing research results and to receive feedback from other researchers (i.e. students, postdocs, faculties). Questions and discussions provide technical solutions and help bring new ideas to current research. Lunch is provided.

RIP starts from 1200p to 100pm in MR6, Rm 3501, unless otherwise indicated.

CME : No

Registration : No registration is necessary

Contact : Peggy Morris

Event Type(s) : Seminar

Audience : Faculty, Students,