The mammalian gastrointestinal tract is colonized with diverse commensal microbial communities consisting of bacteria, fungi and viruses. The Iliev Laboratory studies the interaction between this commensal microbiota and the immune cells at the mucosal ...
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Dr. Formenti received her medical degree in Italy from the University of Milan. She is board certified in medical oncology, radiology and radiation oncology. A recognized leader in radiation oncology and breast cancer research, ...
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We are testing a nanomedical approach, based on gold-nanoparticles, for HIV eradication in vitro, in human PBMCs, and in a pre-clinical model in vivo.
Our laboratory studies “tissue homeostasis” the deliberate and balanced equilibrium that the immune system must achieve in order to both enforce self-tolerance to our own tissues, while at the same time remaining poised to ...
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My main interest is understanding the link between human endogenous retroviruses expression in the context of HIV-1 infection.
I am interested in the immunologic determinants of hypertension and cardiovascular disease in HIV-infected and uninfected adults in Africa and how this could inform our understanding of the interactions between infections, the immune system ...
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Research in the Cubillos-Ruiz lab aims at understanding how Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) stress responses sculpt immune cell function in health and disease. Our lab focuses on uncovering and characterizing the immunometabolic and epigenetic programs ...
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Dr. Marciscano is currently a faculty member at Weill Cornell Medicine as Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology. In his current role, he serves as Director of Radiation Therapy Preclinical Core (RTPC) and runs a ...
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