Q&A with Ferhat Ay, Ph.D.
Before Ferhat Ay, Ph.D., entered first grade, he had already announced to the world that he wanted to become a
LJI Professor Klaus Ley wins prestigious national award
LA JOLLA, CA—Professor Klaus Ley, M.D., has been selected as this year’s winner of the Eugene M. Landis Award, the
It takes a village
Rarely in view of the general public, a small but unique group of La Jolla Institute employees works passionately to
LJI research lab wins Best Academic Research Team Award
LA JOLLA, CA—Dr. Alessandro Sette’s team at La Jolla Institute for Immunology has been named Best Academic Research Team as
Q&A with Dr. Benedict
As a scientist Chris Benedict, Ph.D., came of age during the heyday of gene therapy. But when the first clinical
The molecular underpinnings of T cell exhaustion
LA JOLLA, CA—One reason we survive into adulthood is that cell-killing T cells usually recognize and eliminate cancerous or pathogen-infected
La Jolla Institute Board of Directors elects top business leader
LA JOLLA, CA – The La Jolla Institute for Immunology is pleased to announce that Michael D. Coit, president of
Pre-existing immunity to dengue virus shapes Zika-specific T cell response
LA JOLLA, CA—Although Zika and dengue are considered different virus “species,” they are so closely related that the immune system
Engineered red blood cells can relieve autoimmune diseases, study finds
First Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) Research Grant Awarded
Towson, MD– The Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) is pleased to announce that the first IDF Research Grant has been awarded
LJI BIKE FLEET KEEPS EXPANDING
The inside of an LJI lab often looks very similar: highly dedicated scientists spending long hours in pursuit of discovering