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Seminar Series

Upcoming Seminar

Friday, September 18 
12:00–1:00 p.m. EST
Biomedical Research Building, Rm 105

John Wang headshot

Zhenghe J Wang, PhD: LAG3 Disrupts Calcium Influx to Drive T Cell Exhaustion

Stay current on emerging discoveries and connect with researchers across disciplines at our ongoing seminar series. 

Inside the Seminar

Cancer research moves quickly. Our weekly seminar series connects you with the latest discoveries, the people behind them, and the ideas shaping what comes next.

  • Hear emerging research before publication
  • Discover new methods and approaches
  • Connect with researchers across disciplines
  • CME credits available (when applicable)
  • Join in person or via livestream
  • Complementary light lunch provided 

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Fall 2026 Seminar Series

The seminar series is held weekly on Fridays from 12:00-1:00 PM in the Wolstein Research Building Auditorium (1-1413), unless specified otherwise. Mini-retreats are held in the Wolstein Research Building, Room 1-1422-D from 9:00-11:30 am, before the featured seminar speaker.

September 11Mini-Retreat & Seminar featuring Mitchell Ho, PhD
September 18Seminar: Zhenghe John Wang, PhD 
(Biomedical Research Building, Rm 105)
September 25Seminar: Christina Jackson, MD
October 2No Seminar (Annual Retreat)
October 9               Mini-Retreat (Wolstein Research Building 1422-D)
Seminar: Ning Lu, PhD 
(Biomedical Research Building, Rm 105)
October 16Seminar: Brock Humphries, PhD
October 23Seminar: Andrew Dhawan, MD, PhD 
(Biomedical Research Building, Rm 105)
October 30ACS Pilot Grant Recipient Showcase: 
Leah A. Gates, PhD and Chao Ma, PhD
November 6ACS Pilot Grant Recipient Showcase: 
Akihiro Yoshida, PhD and Monica Wagner, PhD, RN
November 13Mini-Retreat & Weisberger Lectureship featuring John C. Byrd, MD
November 20Mini-Retreat & Seminar featuring Martin P. Carroll, MD
November 27No Seminar (Thanksgiving)
December 4Mini Retreat & Seminar featuring David E. Avigan, MD
December 11Seminar: Gail Cresci, PhD