Immunity, Inflammation, Infection, and Transplantation (I3T) Research Theme

Investigator Spotlights

Dr. Lili Yang

Engineered killer T cells could provide long-lasting immunity against cancer. UCLA researchers use stem cells to engineer cells that attack human tumors in mice.
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Learn & Discover

Serving Pediatric Patients

How do we serve pediatric patients with rare immune diseases? Manish Butte, MD, PhD, a pediatric immunologist at UCLA Health talks about bringing advanced laboratory capabilities to kids with rare immune diseases
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Donor Spotlight

A Generous Contribution

To establish the Connie Frank and Evan Thompson Program for Restorative Transplantation Research, under the direction of Dr. Kodi Azari (FEL ’04) in the Department of Surgery.
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I3T Seminar Series

The I3T Seminar Series 2022-23 is planning to be back in person this year with an outstanding lineup of speakers. We have already confirmed dates with the speakers below, and we will be sending out the lineup to all our members shortly. Do not hesitate to contact us at I3T@mednet.ucla.edu for any questions.

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Upcoming Seminars

Speakers: Eta Atolia (Butte’s Lab) & Kelly Kennewick (Bensinger’s Lab)
Institution: UCLA
Date: Tuesday, Mar 21, 2023
Location: In-person CHS 53-105
Additional Information: Research In Progress

Speaker: Amanda Lund, Ph.D.
Title: Associate Professor
Institution: NYU Langone Health
Date: Tuesday, Mar 28, 2023
Location: In-person CHS 53-105

Speaker: Melanie Ott, M.D., Ph.D.
Title: Senior Investigator Professor of Medicine
Institution: Gladstone Institute
Date: Tuesday, Apr 4, 2023
Location: In-person CHS 53-105

"Once we fully understand the rules of the immune system, then we can harness the immune system therapeutically to cure disease.”

Gay M. Crooks, MD, Director, I3T Research Theme