Fellowship · Rochester, NY
Sponsored by University of Rochester Medicine
Associate Program Director
Pediatric medicine physician at University of Rochester Medicine
Associate Program Director
Infectious disease physician, Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
Mechanisms of how allergic inflammation impacts innate immune cell antiviral responses., Innate cell antiviral responses, allergic inflammation, mucosal/airway immunity, vaccine responses
Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases
Pediatric medicine physician, Associate Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
CD4 T cells in primary and secondary influenza infection, Understanding how a child's early exposure to influenza shapes immunity and poises the immune system to respond to subsequent influenza challenge
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Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
Specificity and role of CD4 T cells in response to vaccination and infection
Interim Chief
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Pediatric medicine physician, Professor Emeritus at University of Rochester Medicine
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Associate Professor - Department of Medicine, Infectious Diseases (SMD)
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Associate Professor - Department of Medicine, Infectious Diseases (SMD)
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Professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Immune responses to respiratory viruses and experimental vaccines
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Microbiology & immunology physician, Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
Innate immunity, Host-microbial interactions, Immunoparasitology, Mucosal immunology
Chief, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Division
Infectious disease physician at University of Rochester Medicine
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Pediatrician, Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
1) Chronic Lung Disease of Prematurity, Multiple molecular modality identification of lung cell types, subtypes and states in health and disease with focus on diseases of children.
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Pediatrician, Professor at University of Rochester Medicine
Molecular determinants of and clinical outcomes related to normal and abnormal development of the adaptive immune system in human infants.
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Pediatric medicine physician, George Washington Goler Chair in Pediatrics at University of Rochester Medicine
Airway epithelial stem cells in chemical inhalation exposures.
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