The Computational Immuno-oncology Lab, led by assistant member Brady M. Bernard, Ph.D., develops and applies computational approaches to study the relationship between the immune system and cancer. Example areas of investigation include therapeutic target discovery and drug development, neoantigen pipeline development in support of clinical adoptive cell therapy, and integrative analysis of clinical and multi-omic data. Learn more.
Computational Immuno-oncology Laboratory (pictured left to right):
Christopher Dubay, Ph.D., bioinformatics scientist
Joe Slagel, genomics software engineer
Joe Fass, Ph.D., bioinformatics scientist
John Ranola, Ph.D., bioinformatics scientist
Venkatesh Rajamanickam, bioinformatics scientist
Brady M. Bernard, Ph.D., assistant member and associate director
Not pictured: Theo Killian, bioinformatics scientist