LJI scientists reflect on what it means to make the “Highly Cited” list
A record number of LJI researchers have been named to the 2022 list, including two early career scientists
Six LJI scientists named “Highly Cited Researchers”
The international recognition reflects how LJI research is valued by scientific peers
Global Highly Cited Researchers 2019 list reveals top scientific talent
LA JOLLA, CA–Four researchers—or 19 percent of La Jolla Institute for Immunology’s faculty—have been named in the Highly Cited Researchers
LJI scientists among world’s most highly cited researchers
LA JOLLA, CA— Among the flood of research papers published by scientists and scholars in academic journals year in and
LJI scientist Shane Crotty makes the list of “Highly Cited Researchers” – again
LA JOLLA, CA—For the second year in a row, Dr. Shane Crotty’s pioneering studies on vaccine-related immunology have earned him
Sep 18, 2012
PLoS One
Broad and cross-clade CD4(+) T-cell responses elicited by a DNA vaccine encoding highly conserved and promiscuous HIV-1 M-group consensus peptides
Daniela Weiskopf appointed LJI Assistant Professor
LA JOLLA, CA—In recognition of her exceptional research track record, La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) has appointed Research Assistant
Alba Grifoni prepares to fight viral pandemics
LJI Research Assistant Professor Alba Grifoni, Ph.D., shares how her T cell research could propel vaccine development
La Jolla Institute for Immunology appoints Shane Crotty, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer
Dr. Crotty will lead LJI’s overall scientific strategy, as well as oversee research operations to support the success of the Institute’s scientific initiatives.
LJI Professor Shane Crotty elected to the American Academy of Microbiology
Crotty's work helps immune cells become better fighters
Shane Crotty achieves “World Expert” status for vaccine research
“Vaccines are probably the most important medicines in the world…”
Inside the labs of three leading San Diego scientists
"One reason we've been so successful is because LJI is a really collaborative place, so it's set up for doing immunological research quickly."