In collaboration with the Angela Gibson lab, an analysis led by Parth showed “the capability of spatial transcriptomics to detect spatial gene expression patterns in burn tissue. Specifically, we show that (i) spatially variable expressed …
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Graduate student Athena won AACR scholar-in-training award for her abstract in characterizing vulvar tumor microenvironment!
This is Athena’s 2nd AACR award, congratulations!
Undergrad student Sananda won research fellowships
Sananda won the 2025 L&S Honors Summer Research Apprenticeship Award & 2025-2026 Sophomore Research Fellowship for her neutrophil activating therapies project in head and neck cancers under the supervision of grad student Anqi. Congratulations to …
Athena won Young Investigator Abstract Travel Award and Oral Abstract Presentation at the SITC 39th Annual Meeting
Grad student Athena won the travel award for an oral presentation at the 2024 annual meeting of the Society of ImmunoTherapy for Cancer meeting. She will present her spatial and single-cell analysis of Head and …
Athena won Minter Graduate Cancer Research Award
Graduate student Athena was awarded the 2024 Thomas and Bonnie Minter Graduate Student Cancer Research Award to support her PhD thesis. Congratulations.
Single-cell map of burn wound using larval zebrafish model is published in Journal of Immunology!
Our work, led by Yiran and Parth, employed integrated bioinformatics analyses of 6,495 neutrophils and 12,623 macrophages from scRNA-Seq of larval zebrafishes in both no-wound and burn conditions across 3 timepoints and mapped zebrafish neutrophil …
Josh’s paper, characterizing immune microenvironment of fallopian tubes and their impacts to ovarian cancer, is published.
We employed a data science approach to reanalyze 88 scRNA-Seq datasets across 58 donors, including FTs, HGSC tumors, and relevant adjacent and normal tissues. Integrated bioinformatics analysis on the comprehensive datasets led to the following …
Our joint paper identifying CD79b+ neutrophils is published
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.
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.
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 …