Jessica Graham
- Staff Scientist
- Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Education
Carnegie Mellon University, 2005, BS (Chemical Engineering; Biomedical Engineering)
University of Iowa, 2010, PhD (Chemical and Biochemical Engineering)
Research Interests
- Roles of regulatory T cells in modulating anti-viral immunity
- Understanding the host immune response in anti-viral immunity
- Vaccine development
Current Projects
- Systems immunogenetics of biodefense pathogens in the collaborative cross
- Immune mechanisms of flavivirus control: The role of regulatory T cells in immune control of West Nile virus infection
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