In episode 5 of ImmunoLogic, Michael T. Lotze, MD, discusses the evolution and future of tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte therapies.
We're excited to introduce another episode of the ImmunoLogic video podcast, hosted by Joseph Fraietta, PhD, an assistant professor of microbiology and the director of the Fraietta Lab at the University of Pennsylvania. Fraietta is often joined by cohost Janna Minehart, MD, a clinical fellow in oncology (MSTR Program) at the University of Pennsylvania. Our hope is that this show will serve as a critical forum for clinicians, translational researchers, and biotech professionals to explore the evolving landscape of immunotherapy. We're seeking to bridge cutting-edge research with practical applications and delve into how immune-based therapies transition from innovative discoveries to transformative patient care solutions
In this episode, Fraietta speaks with Michael T. Lotze, MD, a professor of surgery, immunology, and bioengineering at the University of Pittsburgh, about his work on tumor infiltrating lymphoctye (TIL) therapy. Fraietta and Lotze covered topics including the history of TIL research, the potential of TIL therapy in different tumor types, Lotze and his colleagues' new reciprocal learning model hypothesis, and concluded with some philosophical reflections on cancer research.
ImmunoLogic is tailored for an audience fluent in the language of medicine and biotechnology, offering data-driven insights while maintaining accessibility. This podcast is an essential resource for those driving the future of immunotherapy.
Stay at the forefront of cutting-edge science with CGT—your direct line to expert insights, breakthrough data, and real-time coverage of the latest advancements in cell and gene therapy.
