In the next Front Row lecture, Darrell Irvine explains how controlling where vaccine components travel in the body, and when and for how long they’re delivered, can lead to stronger, longer-lasting immune responses. Hear how two approaches from his lab, a new vaccine adjuvant and a gradual dosing strategy, are moving into clinical testing. Grab a seat for November 18!
Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry
Professor
Dr. Richard A. Lerner Endowed Chair
The John C. Martin Endowed Chair in Chemistry
Richard and Alice Cramer Professor of Chemistry
Early Career Endowed Roon Chair for Cardiovascular Research
Gilula Chair of Chemical Biology
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor in Chemistry
Dean of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies
John and Susan Diekman Dean of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies
Chair
Darlene V. Shiley Chair in Chemistry
Ely R. Callaway, Jr. Professor of Chemistry
Director, Worm Institute For Research & Medicine (WIRM)
Skaggs Scholar, The Skaggs Institute For Chemical Biology
Institute Investigator
H. Lutcher Brown Professor of Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
The Abide-Vividion Chair in Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Professor Emeritus