No IKAROS, no antibodies
Researchers map the genome to figure out how a protein called IKAROS controls healthy B cell development
From the COVID generation, a new kind of inventor
Local student Maya Krishnan hopes to improve biosafety for healthcare workers. LJI's Laurence Cagnon shares her expertise and mentorship.
A closer look at rebel T cells
LJI researchers investigate a group of T cells known for their unusual response to pathogens
Erica Ollmann Saphire wins 2023 Pantheon Award from California Life Sciences
LJI President and CEO celebrated among California’s leading life sciences innovators
LJI joins national effort to prevent pandemics by harnessing the fascinating science of x-ray crystallography
With new funding, LJI scientists will help lay the groundwork for faster vaccine and therapeutic development
LJI kicks off partnership with San Diego’s Fleet Science Center
Fleet's Sharp Minds lecture series to feature immune system experts
Ken and Barbara Magid inspire generational giving
“Barbara and I are not going to be here forever, so I wanted to get our kids involved"
Milk mysteries
Cow’s milk allergy is surprisingly common. Diagnosing it is surprisingly tough. An LJI scientist sets out to help allergic kids and their families find answers.
The people behind vaccine research
A letter from LJI Professor, President, and CEO Erica Ollmann Saphire, Ph.D., MBA
LJI team earns national attention for vaccine research
“Our project was recognized as having real potential, and our team has received support from people who really care.”
Data and wonder
LJI Assistant Professor Tal Einav, Ph.D., looks at immunology from a new angle