Immunotherapy and Cell Engineering Laboratory (ICEL)

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March 27, 2022 by Ankur Singh

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Recent Posts

NIH Awards $7.5 Million to Ankur Singh for Pioneering Human Immune Organoid Research
Singh is honored to become the endowed “Carl Ring Family Professor” in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. Thank you Carl Ring Family for your support!
Singh and Ahmet Coskun’s lab publish joint work in PNAS Nexus on spatial immunophenotyping using multiplexed imaging of immune follicles in secondary lymphoid tissues!
Singh and M.G. Finn awarded FY25 IBB Interdisciplinary Research Seed Grant on vaccine adjuvants and immune organoids!
Singh gives an invited talk at Genentech!
PhD Student Lucy Britto discovers how T cells spatially regulate B Cell Receptor signaling in lymphomas through synpase and H3K9me3 modiﬁcations, to “help” evade anti-cancer treatment!
Nanowires Create Elite Warriors to Enhance T-Cell Therapy – Georgia Tech Research News
Immunotherapy experts Luca Gattinoni & Dragana Slavkovic-Lukic provide their visionary views on our Nature Nanotechnology paper on nanowires. Read “News & Views” in Nature Nano.
Sungwoong and Eric (Zonghao) developed Nanowires for naive T cell engineering and published in Nature Nanotechnology! Congrats to the team!
Congrats to our BME undergrad Sona Desai on winning a Georgia Tech Faculty Women’s Club (GTFWC) Scholarship!
Clinical Translation! A collaborative study between Singh Lab and New York City-based clinician/oncologist Dr. Lisa Roth makes it to Phase I clinical trial.
Prof. Singh receives the “Research Award” from the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering!
Congrats Dr. Liana Kramer on earning your PhD! So proud of you!
Congrats to PhD student Valeria Juarez on winning 3rd place in Georgia Tech’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition!!!
Singh featured in Nature, speaks on work-life balance in Academia!
Singh awarded a Multiple PI NIH NCI R01 with clinician Jean Koff to study health disparities in African American Lymphomas!
Singh awarded a Multiple PI NIH R21 with Ahmet Coskun to define specific immune cell processes to understand why obstructive sleep apnea patients are prone to infections!
Singh awarded a Multiple PI NIH NCI U01 with Cheng Zhu on decoding “dysregulated mechanoimmunology of epigenetics-driven lymphomas”!
Team Singh presents work at the Wellcome Leap HOPE PI meeting in Vancouver! Next stop Germany!
Professor Singh gave an invited talk at the Health Disparities conference in New York City and PhD students Lucy Britto and Deepali Balasubramani received a travel award to present research!
Singh Lab starts a new sponsored research endeavor with the biotech leader, Genentech to develop innovative solutions!
We are very excited to welcome our newest Ph.D. student, Shaylyn Grier, to Singh Lab! Shaylyn is an NSF GRFP Fellow and passionate about engineering T cells! WELCOME!!
Congrats Ph.D. student Hyeon Ju Song on receiving a Cell & Tissue Engineering CTEng NIH T32 training fellowship!
Singh Lab celebrates Aolani Colon and Kathryn Castro’s successful completion of their Georgia Tech BME MS thesis! Aolani will join Regeneron as a Gene Editing Scientist and Kathryn to pursue medical school! Congrats!!
Congrats Eric Dai for passing his BME/BioE Ph.D. Qualifying Exam!!
Nobel Laureate Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi tweets about our research!
Testing vaccine candidates quickly with lab-grown mini-organs – Emily Schneider (Science Writer)
Shiv Shah’s new work on B Cell Responses to Conjugate Vaccines Using Synthetic Immune Organoids was published in ACS Central Science! Congrats on 2nd first-author paper in a month!!
Groundbreaking Lymphoma Tumor Model Paves Way for New Therapies
Singh Promoted to Full Professor!

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