Max Dudek, an undergraduate student who did his capstone project with us this past year, was awarded an NSF Fellowship. Max is now getting ready to attend graduate school and the fellowship will make this even easier. We wish him the best in his new path. [UPDATE 31-Mar-2021] Max accepted …
The abstract with the work in which Tyler is a leading co-author was accepted for oral presentation at the CSHL Virtual Conference on Systems Immunology. The abstract, entitled “CausER―A general approach to uncover latent causal factors from multi-omic immunological datasets”, describes his recent efforts to develop a new general method for …
Tyler successfully defended his thesis proposal today. The title of his thesis is “Causal methods for the investigation of outcomes and progression in chronic disease“. His thesis committee consisted of Jianhua Xing (chair), George Tseng, Larry Wasserman (CMU), Craig Hersh (Brigham Women’s Hospital/Harvard Univ). Congratulations Tyler!
Congratulations to Minxue for the acceptance of his paper “A decrease in the proportion and activity of NK cells in the lung of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis patients” in the Am J Resp Crit Care Med. The paper presents our recent results on the role of natural killer (NK) cells in the …
Takis was nominated to become a standing member of the Biomedical Informatics, Library and Data Sciences Review Committee, an NIH study section that reviews grants for the National Library of Medicine (NLM). His tenure in this study section begins in July 2021.