
Immunoengineering Lab
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Wilson Lab at Vanderbilt
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Last week I had a wonderful time at the Drug Carriers GRC. Brought me great energy as I organize the 2025 Cancer Nanotechnology GRC with my co-chair, Daniel Heller! Who's excited to join us in Italy next June?! grc.org/cancer-nanotec…

Excited to share our recent publication ACS Central Science about our new polymer-drug conjugate platform for #Immunotherapy! Congratulations to Immunoengineering Lab Vanderbilt BME graduate student Taylor Sheehy and coauthors on their excellent work! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Gary Sulikowski, director of the VU Chemical Biology since 2017, has led a team of researchers who perform groundbreaking research, from small molecule discovery to collaborative projects with industry and academia. 🔗 Learn more about VICB's journey! medschool.vanderbilt.edu/basic-sciences…

Congratulations to Vanderbilt MSTP Vanderbilt BME graduate student Neil Chada on his new perspective article about nanotechnology for improving CAR T cell therapies! Check it out here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…


Congrats to the recipients of the Society for Biomaterials (SFBiomaterials) Southeast Symposium "Student Award", sponsored by Elsevier’s Biomaterials! 🎉This honor recognizes your contributions & potential as the next generation of biomaterials researchers. 👏🏅#SFBSoutheast24



Immunoengineering Lab had a great time sharing our work at the SFBiomaterials Southeast Regional Symposium! Thanks to Ankur Singh and The Botchwey Laboratory for their leadership in organizing this fantastic conference!


Congrats to Jeff Rathmell and Darren Heintzman on this "hot" Science Immunology paper! It's been exciting to be involved along with co-advised student Rachael Sinard (Smith) to investigate how fever-relevant temperature impacts innate immunity in T cells. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New preclinical research shows that #fever-like temperatures have distinct effects on the #immunometabolism of various CD4+ T cell subsets. Learn more in Science #Immunology: scim.ag/8nD Darren Heintzman Jeff Rathmell



Congratulations to Vanderbilt BME graduate student Dr. Taylor Sheehy on her successful Ph.D. thesis defense! Very proud of Taylor and all of her accomplishments and thankful for her contributions to Immunoengineering Lab. We will miss you!







Dr Eden Tanner Next talking about turning ‘cold’ tumors ‘hot’ with targeted immunotherapy is Dr. Anya Varanko from Immunoengineering Lab.

