Kierstin Clark recieved the Krum Memorial Scholarship
Congrats Kierstin Clark on receiving the James L. Krum Memorial Scholarship to support her graduate work in developing inverse vaccines for autoimmune treatments!
Food for the lab!
Some food for the lab members! A few meal to keep the week moving: * Lemon quinoa salad with or without jerk chicken * Mexican chicken orzo bowl * Mushroom, spinach, and tomato rigatoni * Thai chicken curry with carrots, … Read more
Liz Gurysh recieved LBME-SOM funding
Grace successfully defends her thesis
Congrats Grace Williamson on successful defense of your PhD thesis “Synthesis and evaluation of polymeric particle-based vaccine adjuvant formulations for innate immune activation”! š
Ainslie Lab Substacks on Vaccines
Your immune system needs a delivery driver – https://ainslielab.substack.com/p/your-immune-system-needs-a-delivery?r=6f2o0o Tiny Packages, Big Impact: Why Scientists Are Shrinking Vaccines Down to Nano-Size – https://ainslielab.substack.com/p/tiny-packages-big-impact-why-scientists?r=6f2o0o A Field Guide to Adult Vaccines: Shingles, Flu, RSV, and Everything In Between – https://ainslielab.substack.com/p/a-field-guide-to-adult-vaccines-shingles?r=6f2o0o Not All … Read more
Ryan and Grace graduate and Ryan speaks at commencement!
Congrats George on being awarded the Feng Liu Award
Congrats George Barbery for being awarded the Feng Liu Award for Excellence in recognition of your performance on the Qualifying Examination! The Feng Liu award celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Feng Liu, whose humility, enthusiasm, compassion, and intelligence … Read more
New paper out on a Mn based gel as a vaccine adjuvant
Great job Luis Ontiveros-Padilla and Md Jahirul Islam, PhD on a co-first author publication “A Novel Manganese Glycerophosphate Vaccine Gel Elicits Broad and Durable Immunity Across an Aged and Pox Virus Model”
Ainslie Lab Substack post on Controlled Release
Why Some Drugs Work for 4 Hours – and Others for 4 Weeks: A plain-language guide to immediate vs. modified release medicines – https://go.unc.edu/SStControlledRelease The āSlow-Releaseā Revolution: How Polymers and AI Are Changing Medicine – https://ainslielab.substack.com/p/the-slow-release-revolution-how-polymers?r=6f2o0o Your Lungs: A Built-In … Read more
UNC Pharmacy highlights our P01 award
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