I am an immunologist studying the interaction between cancer and the immune system. I am involved in the development and characterization of immunotherapies for cancer.
I am cellular immunologist determining the important host immune cell types and effector molecules that control tumour initiation, growth, and metastasis.
My research centers on the formation and function of T cells, with particular emphasis on normal T cell homeostasis and how T cells respond to foreign antigens while tolerating self antigens.
I am an immunologist, working to understand the function of NKT cells, and how these cells can be manipulated as a means of immune therapy for a range of immunologically related diseases.