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LEILA BELLOU, B.Sc. LBellou@partners.org Research Technician Education: B.Sc. Biochemistry and Philosophy, Simmons College Current project(s): Using single B cell cloning, studies of IGHV germline gene polymorphism, utilization and shifting for seasonal influenza vaccine induced broadly neutralizing antibody responses Hobbies: Learning, reading, writing, hiking |
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MATTHEW CHANG, M.Sc. MatthewR_Chang@dfci.harvard.edu Senior Research Technician Education: M.Sc. Chemical Engineering, Cornell University Current project(s): Identifying new antibodies Hobbies: Fishing, tennis, ice cream, cookies |
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EMILY KUIPER, Ph.D. EmilyG_Kuiper@dfci.harvard.edu Postdoctoral Fellow Education: Ph.D. Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Emory University Project(s): Developing a chimeric antigen receptor immunotherapy for triple negative breast cancer Hobbies: Softball, golf, cooking |
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JOSHUA LEHRER, B.Sc. Joshua_Lehrer@dfci.harvard.edu Research Technician Education: B.Sc. Biochemistry, California Polytechnic State University Current project(s): Generating a paired scFv library from B cells Hobbies: Snowboarding, piano, DJ, cooking |
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ELIZABETH MAGNOTTI, Ph.D.
ElizabethL_Magnotti@dfci.harvard.edu Postdoctoral Fellow Education: Ph.D. Chemistry, Emory University Current project(s): Antibodies, which are essential biological materials, are critical components of the immune system. One hallmark of cancer is the ability of cancerous cells to control and manipulate the immune system to allow for cancer growth. Antibodies may be utilized to reprogram the immune system to function normally and thus as potent cancer treatments. I seek to develop antibody strategies for the treatment of ovarian cancer. Hobbies: Hiking with my golden retriever Shelby, baking, working out, reading, volunteering |
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EVELYN NGUYEN, B.A. MinhN_Nguyen@dfci.harvard.edu Research Technician Education: B.A., Mount Holyoke College Current project(s): Discovering new targets for humanized antibodies, Ewing sarcoma immunotherapy Hobbies: Running, yoga, travel |
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ALLISON O'NEILL, M.D. Allison_ONeill@dfci.harvard.edu Junior Faculty Education: M.D., Albert Einstein College of Medicine Current project(s): Antibody humanization, Ewing sarcoma immunotherapy Hobbies: Running, dance, yoga |
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JIUSONG SUN, Ph.D.
Jiusong_Sun@dfci.harvard.edu Research Scientist Education: Ph.D., University of Science and Technology of China Current project(s): Humanized mouse models provide an opportunity to study the pathogenesis of human-specific infectious agents and test potential vaccines. My current work is mainly focused on humanized mouse models. I am also very interested in human stem cell localization and differentiation study in different mouse models. Hobbies: Being with my family, shopping, cooking |
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YUFEI WANG, Ph.D. Yufei_Wang@dfci.harvard.edu Postdoctoral Fellow Education: Ph.D. Basic Medical Sciences, Peking University Current project(s): I am studying the tumor microenvironment in ccRCC (clear cell renal cell carcinoma) and developing a CAR T cell factory to achieve an ccRCC cure Hobbies: Reading, traveling |
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SHANG-PU TSAI, Ph.D.
Shang-Pu_Tsai@dfci.harvard.edu Postdoctoral Fellow Education: Ph.D., Texas A&M University Current project(s): Studies of IGHV germline gene polymorphism, utilization and shifting for seasonal influenza vaccine induced broadly neutralizing antibody responses Hobbies: Playing basketball, watching college football, reading |
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MALIWAN KAMKAEW, M.Sc. Maliwan_Kamkaew@dfci.harvard.edu Research Technician Education: M.Sc., Mahidol University Current project(s): TBD Hobbies: Cooking, photography, terrarium |
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MARION GRIMAUD MarionJ_Grimaud@dfci.harvard.edu Graduate Student Education: M.D.-Ph.D. program, Sorbonne University Current project(s): Developing new CAR T cells against ccRCC Hobbies: Cooking, photography, knitting |
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HANZHONG KE, Ph.D. Hanzhong_Ke@dfci.harvard.edu Education: Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champain Current project(s): Regulations of germline genes on immune responses and their genotype-phenotype associations Hobbies: Drinking coke and driving |