Work in Progress Meetings
These meetings are an opportunity for trainees to present their ongoing research in a supportive environment, share and receive feedback, and learn
about exciting science in the community!
For the Winter 2025/26 term, virtual sessions are held weekly on Wednesdays, 3-4pm throughout January to May 2026. | View the schedule here >
Join the sessions on zoom here >
Meeting ID: 613 1968 6863 | Passcode: 430523
Interested in presenting your work?
2025-26
UPCOMING SESSIONS
Mar 4
Nasim Ghavami Nodeh | Post-doc, Reid Lab, Department of Pediatrics, UBC
Enhancing Pediatric Solid Tumor Immunotherapy: GD2-CAR-T Cells and Radiolabeled Antibody Strategies for Neuroblastoma
Tae Kim | PhD Student, School of Biomedical Engineering, UBC
A microbiome metabolite suppresses pathogenic T cells in a corticosteroid-insensitive severe asthma
RECENT SESSIONS
Feb 11
Leah Hohman | Post-doc, Osborne lab, Department of Microbiology & Immunology, UBC
The aging gut as a driver of neuroinflammation in a murine model of multiple sclerosis
Harsimran Khara | Post-doc, Mui Lab, Department of Surgery, UBC
Strand-specific microRNA regulatory activity in AML
Feb 18
Ali Koshyk | MSc Student, Harder Lab, Department of Microbiology & Immunology, UBC
In vivo CAR macrophage engineering for cancer immunotherapy
Romaniya Zayats | Post-doc, Levings Lab, Department of Surgery
Engineering human immune organoids to study next-generation Treg transplant therapies
Jan 28
Nikko Jeffreys | Post-doc, Zandstra Lab, School of Biomedical Engineering, UBC
Mechanical force shapes kinetic proofreading by the TCR
Ahmed Kabil | Post-doc, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School
Early life microbiota skews long-term immune response
Jan 21
Zach Morse | Post-doc, Evgin Lab, BC Cancer
Genetic engineering of CAR T cells for extranodal lymphoma therapy
Jaime Korner | Post-doc, Kaigala Lab, University of British Columbia
Microfluidic processing and detection of urinary exosomal miRNA for cancer early detection
Jan 14
Tian Zhao | PhD Student, BC Cancer-Victoria, University of Victoria
Methionine regulates the antitumor function of CD8+ T cells through polyamine synthesis
Reyhaneh Jafarirad | Application Engineer, Dionamix Scientific Inc.
LNP application in immunotherapy
2024-25
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