Erica Andersen-Nissen
- Staff Scientist, McElrath Lab
- Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Education
University of Washington School of Medicine/Institute for Systems Biology, 2006, PhD (Immunology)
Macalester College, 1998, BS (Biology)
Research Interests
- Influence of early innate immune responses to HIV vaccines on subsequent adaptive immune responses elicited
- Systems biology analyses of how immune responses are shaped
Current Projects
- Profiling different classes of vaccines and adjuvants based on the innate immune responses they trigger (HIV Vaccine Trials Network)
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