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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Our work has focused on the molecular events important for immune cell development and function with a particular interest in the signaling events initiated by surface receptor engagement. We have been particularly interested in ...
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Work in my laboratory is currently addressing the molecular mechanisms that are responsible for the increased antigenicity and adjuvanticity of cancer cells in irradiated tumors. We have recently identified mutation-generated CD8 T cell epitopes ...
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I am currently interested in employing predictive approaches (primarily through integrated analyses of public genomic datasets) that can be applied to various topics in cancer. These topics include: a) prediction of molecular markers for ...
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I am interested in immune tolerance and it’s impact on T cell effector function. My goal is to investigate immunotherapeutics for cancer. In particular, these interests are centered around combinatorial applications of immunotherapy and ...
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