Together with Melissa Meyer from Lynn Hedrick’s lab at La Jolla Institute, we have identified a novel neutrophil state (marked by B cell marker CD79b) associated with the early stage of human melanoma.
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Anqi presents a poster at SITC 2023 about head and neck cancer neutrophils
Commentary paper from the 2022 Irving cancer immunology symposium published.
Huy co-authored a paper about lessons discussed at the 2nd Irving Cancer Immunology Conference, which brought together young scientists and leaders of the field in Boston in the summer of 2022.
Huy speaks at 2023 Wisconsin Epigenetic symposium
Huy speaks at GLIIFCA 2023 as an invited speaker
We are awarded MIRA R35 from NIGMS to study neutrophil heterogeneity in wound healing.
Our lab is officially funded by NIH. The countless efforts from all lab members and wonderful collaborators during the pandemic in the last three years paid off. We are recruiting postdocs to generate new data …
Summer students joining the lab
This summer, we welcomed 4 summer students joining the lab: Eric Zhou from Minnesota via the BDS SROP program, studying computational evaluation of cell-cell interactions in scRNA-Seq and spatial RNA-Seq. Alondra M. Colon Vega from …
Huy speaks at MidWest TME conference, Purdue 2023
Huy speaks at Technological Innovations in Immunology sesson – AAI 2023 in DC
Former and current undergraduate students won prestigious fellowship
Sophia Ibargüen, a former MSTP summer scholar, won NIH’s Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research Training Award. Alicia Tee won the prestigious NSF REU program in Medical Informatics (13% acceptance rate) this summer. Congratulations!