Neuroimmunology
Research on the edge of the immune system
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How to build a lab
Scientists often compare starting a new lab to starting a small business. It takes finding the right people and solid funding to make the dream work. Assistant Professor Samuel Myers, Ph.D., shares an honest look at what it’s like to start a new lab at La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI).
The power of friendship
Remembering Shelley Rowland
Of brains and brain trusts
A letter from LJI President and CEO Erica Ollmann Saphire, Ph.D.
A thick skin
How a very exposed organ fights disease
Online exclusive: Tinkering with T cells
New innate immune system research—and a prestigious ARCS Award—could enhance future vaccines
Get to know John Keegan
How LJI’s new Chief Operating Officer defines “mission success”
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