Felicia Wei

TITLE: Undergraduate Student
EMAIL: feliciawei@nullg.ucla.edu

Biograph

I am an undergraduate researcher who is studying trained immunity primarily with LPS activation of macrophages and their ability to change T-Cell expression.

Sarina Lowe

TITLE: Gastroenterology Fellow/Grad Student
EMAIL: SCLowe@nullmednet.ucla.edu
EDUCATION:
M.D., NYU School of Medicine (2018)
B.A., Biology, Swarthmore College (2014)

Biograph

As a gastroenterologist and aspiring physician-scientist, I am interested in elucidating the altered immune response underlying inflammatory bowel disease.

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Christopher Carmichael


TITLE:
Undergraduate Student
EMAIL: chriscarmichael@nullucla.edu

Biography

My research interest is to explore the effects of the NF-κB pathway on inflam-aging, through an understanding of how the BM niche creates a myeloid bias within HSCs.

Xiaolu Guo

TITLE: Postdoctoral Scholar
EMAIL: xiaoluguo@nullg.ucla.edu
EDUCATION:
Ph.D. in Computational Mathematics, School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, China, 2020
B. Sc. in Computational Mathematics, School of Mathematical Sciences, Nankai University, China, 2014

Biography

I concentrated primarily on developing a computational model of the molecular regulatory network that controls macrophage responses to pathogens and cytokines during my postdoctoral researching.

Awards

2020Outstanding Ph.D. Graduates of Beijing City, Beijing, China
2020Outstanding Ph.D. Graduates of Peking University, Beijing, China
2019Yixin Internet Finance Scholarship of School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, Beijing, China
2017-2019Peking University Second Scholarship, Beijing, China
2018Minglve Innovation Scholarship of School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, Beijing, China
2018Postgraduate Special Academic Scholarship of School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, Beijing, China
2017Postgraduate Student Second Scholarship of Center For Quantitative Biology, Peking University, Beijing, China
2016-2017China Scholarship (awarded to the selected visit scholar through a rigid academia evaluation process organized by China Scholarship Council)

Publications

[1] SHI, B. #, GUO, X. #, WANG, Y., XIONG, Y., WANG, J., HAYASHI, K.-I., LEI, J., ZHANG, L.* & JIAO, Y.* 2018. Feedback from lateral organs controls shoot apical meristem growth by modulating auxin transport. Developmental cell.

[2] GUO, X., TANG, T., DUAN, M., ZHANG, L. & GE, H. 2022. The Nonequilibrium Mechanism of Noise Enhancer synergizing with Activator in HIV Latency Reactivation. iScience.

[3] HU, Y., LI, M., LIU, H., GUO, X., WANG, X. & LI, T. 2016. City traffic forecasting using taxi GPS data: A coarse-grained cellular automata model. arXiv preprint arXiv:1612.02540.

[4] XIONG, Y.#, WU, B.#, DD, F.#, GUO, X., TIAN, C., HU, J., LÜ, S., LONG, M., ZHANG, L.* & JIAO, Y.* 2021. A crosstalk between auxin and brassinosteroid regulates leaf shape by modulating growth anisotropy. Molecular Plant.

[5] Shen, J., GUO, X., Wang, Y.* 2021. Identifying and setting the natural spaces priority based on the multi-ecosystem services capacity index. Ecological Indicators.

[6] Shen, J., Wang, Y.*, GUO, X. 2021. Identifying and Setting Linear Water Space Priorities in Co-Urbanized Area Based on Multiple Levels and Multiple Ecosystem Services. Land.#These authors contributed equally; *Corresponding authors.

Jeffrey Fenn

TITLE: Undergraduate Student
EMAIL: jayfenn@nullsbcglobal.net

Biography

My research involves studying the mechanisms of trained immunity with macrophages. I am currently researching which transcription factors lead to this training effect when macrophages are treated with beta-glucan, a popular training stimulant.

Minhao Han

TITLE: Undergraduate Student
EMAIL: kekpyds@nullgmail.com

Biography

My research interests include applying classical machine learning/deep learning to model and drive explainability of multi dimensional time-series signaling trajectories (of transcription factors).

Aleksandr Gorin

TITLE: Infectious diseases fellow physician/Post-doctoral research fellow
EMAIL: agorin@nullmednet.ucla.edu
EDUCATION:
M.D., David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA (2019)
Ph.D., Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics, UCLA (2017)
B.S., Molecular Biology, UC San Diego (2011)

Biography

As an aspiring physician-scientist I am primarily interested in understanding how prior insults/exposures to the immune system influence the subsequent ability of the immune system to respond to new infections.

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