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Michelson Prizes ePanel: Advancing Human Immunology and Vaccine Innovation
This Keystone Symposia ePanel event features the recipients of the 2022 Michelson Prizes: Next Generation Grants, an international prize that supports early-career researchers who are applying disruptive concepts and inventive processes to advance human immunology, vaccine discovery, and immunotherapy research.
Dr. Noam Auslander's AI Development for Cancer Research
Dr. Auslander is developing machine learning methods to understand the genetic and infectious factors that drive cancer evolution, identifying patterns that can improve cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Brittany Hartwell’s Quest to Improve Intranasal Vaccines and Transmucosal Uptake
Dr. Brittany Hartwell hopes to enhance mucosal immunity and combat epidemics such as HIV and COVID-19 by improving mucosal uptake.
Dr. Jenna Guthmiller’s Universal Influenza Vaccine Research
Dr. Guthmiller’s successful grant proposal involves mapping the preexisting human B cell repertoire within the lymph nodes of the upper and lower respiratory tract that bind and respond to next-generation influenza vaccines.
Romain Guyon Explores Single-Dose Rabies Vaccines
Guyon's work has the potential to improve immunization rates against rabies and reduce the logistical and cost burdens associated with multiple vaccine doses.
