MBB Graduate Colloquium 2024
Congratulations to Negin for winning the People's Choice Award! Her MBB poster presentation was on the impact of prematurity and sepsis on neonatal immune development.
Congratulations to Negin for winning the People's Choice Award! Her MBB poster presentation was on the impact of prematurity and sepsis on neonatal immune development.
Joud has been a research technician/lab manager with the Lee Lab for one year! Here Joud (center) can be seen celebrating with Mike, Lauren, Alex, Negin, Chloe, and Jonathan.
Pearl presented a poster on genomic analysis to identify pathogens (bacterial and viral) in a cohort of neonates from Malawi, to further sepsis biomarker discovery with supervised learning techniques. Amy was an invited speaker and gave a talk entitled, 'Why Do Babies Get Sick? A Systems Biology Approach to Developing Diagnostics and Therapeutics for Neonatal Sepsis'.
Amy's talk, 'Why Do Babies Get Sick? A Systems Biology Approach' focused on how genomics and machine learning can tackle life-threatening infections in newborns. This talk can be found on YouTube at SFU Cafe Scientifique
Amy was interviewed about her Frontiers in Immunology multi-omic hepatitis B vaccine response paper as well as the upcoming Human Immunome Project! Visit Science Insider.
Kevin, Negin, Joud, Jonathan and Erica brave bouldering and top rope climbing at Climb Base5! Way to crush it, team!