Towards Real-Time and Autonomous Tuning of Cell Therapies

Ashley Booth

While current engineered T-cell therapies have shown great promise in treatment of cancers in the clinic, they are limited by serious side-effects and suppressive tumor environments. My research is to design synthetic regulatory circuits to provide engineered T-cells with the ability to respond dynamically to their environment and thereby operate at an optimal level of activity.

Major: 
Biochemistry & Computer science dual major; Biomedical Engineering department lab
Exhibition Category: 
Health and Life Sciences
Exhibition Format: 
Poster Presentation
Campus: 
University Park
Faculty Sponsor: 
Justin Pritchrd
Poster Number: 
141

Award Winner

Health and Life Sciences - First Place