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Successful start into this year's #synthims2019 in beautiful Ascona, Switzerland MONTEVERITA on Systems and synthetic #Immunology.

Wong Lab reunion in PHL! #BMES2019 Brown Engineering

congrats to Susan Leggett Lab on wrapping up her PhD with such an awesome paper!

AT 10 years I think we can say our first CAR T patient is cured.

Such a great idea, and a way to make sure no vaccine goes to waste!

We might need a bigger bus! #isbus Thanks to everyone joining us for the inaugural meeting on Biomolecular Ultrasound and Sonogenetics ISBUS Caltech.

Wong lab reunion at Starbucks Roastery Reserve in Seattle. Happily caffeinated biomedical engineers ☕️☕️☕️! @LenaGamboa19 , Dhananjay Bhaskar, Jiwon 동두천성남수원안성전국고수익알바사모님알바고액알바남성남자알바꿀투잡알바추천, Hyuntae Jeong, Brown Engineering, Biomedical Engineering Society, #BMES2023.

Awesome talk from lab alum Lena Gamboa '15 on her PhD work on immunotherapy + synthetic biology with Gabe Kwong Coulter BME | Emory & Georgia Tech Proud of her scientific accomplishments and glad to see that she's a faculty candidate! bme unite Brown Engineering Legorreta Cancer Center at Brown University

Georgia Tech engineers have what could be a universal strategy for hard-to-treat cancers: flagging tumors & teaching the immune system to see what it usually misses. In the lab, the therapy didn’t damage healthy tissue and it stopped cancer from returning. b.gatech.edu/4mnGV9e

Researchers in Coulter BME | Emory & Georgia Tech created a treatment that could one day unlock a universal strategy for treating some of the hardest-to-treat cancers — like those in the brain, breast, and colon — by teaching the immune system to see what it usually misses. b.gatech.edu/3H7bIqS