URMC / Center for Vaccine Biology & Immunology / About Us / Trainees Trainees ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZPost-Doctoral Fellows and StudentsBinghong CaiGraduate StudentSant LabEmail BinghongCaiYongjun Choi PhDPostdoctoral FellowMinsoo Kim LabEmail YongjunChoiAnkit Dahal BSGraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail AnkitDahalResearch Interest: The biology of MDSC formation and migration into the site of pancreatic cancerSophia EliseevaGraduate StudentYarovinsky LabEmail SophiaEliseevaResearch Interest: T. gondii-induced peripheral tissue reprogrammingAdam Geber BSGraduate StudentTopham LabEmail AdamGeberShilpi Giri Ph.D.Postdoctoral AssociateYarovinsky LabEmail ShilpiGiriResearch Interest: Role of IFN-gamma in host resistance to T. gondii and IFN-gamma mediated pathology in the intestineTaylor JonesGraduate StudentTopham LabEmail TaylorJonesDaniel LeeUndergraduate StudentEmail DanielLeeKyungmin LeeUndergraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail KyungminLeeAdina LongyearGraduate StudentSant LabEmail AdinaLongyearZahra MahamedGraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail ZahraMahamedSana MirGraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail SanaMirJuliana NajjarUndergraduate StudentProgram for Advanced Immune Bioimaging Email JulianaNajjarSaloni RamaniGraduate StudentMosmann LabEmail SaloniRamaniAllison RyanGraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail AllisonRyanResearch Interest: Development of effective CAR T cell therapy for solid tumorsAlexandra Safronova Ph.D.Postdoctoral AssociateYarovinsky LabEmail AlexandraSafronovaResearch Interest: Gut microbiota, host defense and immunity: analysis with integrative omics approachCooper SailerGraduate StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail CooperSailerResearch Interest: Using optogenetics to explore chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell effector function in solid tumorsKevin-Kien VoMedical StudentMinsoo Kim LabEmail Kevin-KienVoChenghao WangGraduate StudentYarovinsky LabEmail ChenghaoWangChantelle White Graduate StudentSant LabEmail ChantelleWhite Research Interest: Investigating the influence of intrinsic and extrinsic viral factors on the development of CD4 T cell mediated immune responses to infection