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CCTI Director, Dr. Megan Sykes, readily takes on the challenge of xenotransplantation and is optimistic of its immediate future, as this recent Columbia Healthpoints story showcases. columbiasurgery.org/news/how-close…

The CCTI's Dr. Karina Bruestle is the recipient of the 9th John Jones Research Fellowship (2022-2023) for her research on transplant tolerance and her project “Using Immuno-PET and automated CD8 quantification to diagnose cardiac transplant rejection in a Non-Human Primate Model”

The CCTI has four speakers, Drs. Daniel Eisenson, Jianing Fu, Constanza Bay Muntnich and Erin Duggan at the 29th International Congress of The Transplantation Society (TTS 2022), September 10-14th in Buenos Aires, Argentina! cm.tts2022.org

Please join us in congratulating the trainees who received a poster award at the #HIRN2022 Annual Meeting as competitively selected by #HIRN Members. *Vrushali Agashe *Cristiane dos Santos *Udi Ehud Knebel *Leslie Wagner Learn more at: hirnetwork.org/category/news/…

Congratulations to the CCTIs own Dr. Vrushali Agashe!

Just how close are we to pig-to-human organ transplants? As CCTI Director, Dr. Megan Sykes explains in a paper out today in the journal Science, "on the brink". news.columbia.edu/news/how-close…

Listen to Dr. Megan Sykes, Director of the Columbia Center for Translational Immunology on today's Science Friday on NPR as she discusses the challenges and successes of xenotransplantation! Live at 3:30 p.m. EST sciencefriday.com/segments/pig-t… #xenotransplantation #organtransplant

The CCTI's Dr. Camillo Genzano has been chosen for the Russell Berrie Foundation Fellowship which is designed to support research in diabetes mellitus and its allied disorders to improve understanding of and contribute to mitigation and ultimate cure of the disease.#diabetes

“The idea behind our cell therapy is that we can take T cells from a healthy donor, select the ones that recognize the virus, and multiply those in the lab so we create a population of immune cells that we can give to the patient to control the infection. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/living-dr…

vagelos.columbia.edu/news/aleksanda… #immunology #cancertreatment

Dr. Vrushali is going to FOCIS 2023 as an oral presenter! vagelos.columbia.edu/news/dr-vrusha…

At this week's Medicine Grand Rounds at CUIMC, the CCTI's Dr. Vrushali Agashe, PhD will present "Impaired Thymocyte Selection in Type 1 Diabetic Immune Systems" on Wednesday, April 12 at 12 p.m. For CUIMC members, it will be at the Riverview Terrace, 1st floor.

Watch the CCTI's “Benjamin Izar, MD, PhD - 2023 Pershing Square Sohn Cancer Research Prize Winner” on #Vimeo vimeo.com/826994140?ref=…

Our own Anette Wu, MD, PhD received the Columbia Alumni Award this year! commencement.columbia.edu/content/2023-a…

It's almost here! #ATC2023SanDiego launches tomorrow! We are so excited for you to experience this all-new enhanced Congress exclusively for #transplant professionals across all disciplines around the globe. Don't miss it!

The Columbia Center for Translational Immunology is well represented ('natch) at the 2023 American Transplant Congress in San Diego, at which Dr. Sykes will make the case for continued xenotransplant research. vagelos.columbia.edu/news/ccti-pres…

Our latest publication in eBiomedicine! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S23… Understanding formation of the human tissue resident memory T cell (TRM) repertoire requires longitudinal access to human non-lymphoid tissues.

In an editorial in the most recent issue of the journal Xenotransplantation, Dr. Sachs reflects on his 30 years as a pioneer in the field and discusses his thoughts on its future. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

FOCIS 2024! As usual, the CCTI has heaps of presentations and talks! Find a complete list in the link below: vagelos.columbia.edu/news/ccti-pres…