MB Trainees Accomplishments Spring 2025


Graduate students Alec Bevis (Orozco Lab) and Anam Shaikh (Orozco Lab) both received Travel Awards from the American Association of Immunologist to attend the national immunology conference, IMMUNOLOGY2025 in Honolulu, HI, from May 3 to May 7, 2025.

 Alec Bevis gave a block symposium oral presentation titled: “The Autoimmunity-associated Minor Allele of PTPN22 enhances innate antiviral immunity during coronavirus infection.”

Alec Bevis presenting his research at the symposium
Alec Bevis presenting his research at the symposium

Anam Shaikh gave a Major Symposium oral presentation titled: “PEP-R619W distinctly regulates modulates persistent Type I Interferon signaling to enhance DC and CD8 T cell function.”

: Anam Shaikh presenting her research at the symposium
 Anam Shaikh presenting her research at the symposium

Macie Proctor-Roser (graduate student, Orozco Lab) also attended IMMUNOLOGY2025 and presented a poster tilted “PTPN22 impacts the B cell landscape during chronic virus infections”

Macie Proctor-Roser and Robin Orozco in front of Macie’s poster at the poster session
Macie Proctor-Roser (left) and Robin Orozco (right) in front of Macie’s poster at the poster session

Tue, 05/13/2025

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