Banff Inflammation Workshop 2025
Congrats to Breanna for winning first place for the best postdoc poster at BIW 2025, and to Negin for receiving a travel research award, delivering a 3-minute quick trainee talk and presenting a poster!
Congrats to Breanna for winning first place for the best postdoc poster at BIW 2025, and to Negin for receiving a travel research award, delivering a 3-minute quick trainee talk and presenting a poster!
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.