Innovations, technologies and methodologies in driving drug discovery developme across Asia
Dr. Adam Gehring | Assistant Principle Investigator Singapore Insitute for Clinical Sciences, A*Star
Adam obtained his Ph.D. in the Department of Pathology at Case Western Reserve University (2004) in Cleveland, Ohio, where he studied strategies employed by Mycobacterium tuberculosis to evade detection of the CD4 T cell response. From there Adam joined the UCL Institute of Hepatology (2004-2006) at University College London as a research fellow and shifted interests to viral immunology, which has been the focus of his research since. Adam moved to Singapore in 2006, joining A*Star as a research fellow, and continued his work on the T cell response to viral infection and how this can be exploited for clinical therapy. He is now assistant principal investigator at the Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, continuing his work on immunotherapy in chronic viral infections and virus-related cancer.
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Appearances at this years' conference:
Conference Day 1: 20 March 2012
@ 16.40
Exploiting immune system specificity to develop soluble molecules that target HBV infected hepatocytes
Understanding the T cell repertoire in HBV infection to choose the best targets
Antibody and T cell receptor development and validation
Functionalisation and application of the soluble molecules in model systems for pre-clinical development
› Dr. Adam Gehring, Assistant Principle Investigator, Singapore Insitute for Clinical Sciences, A*Star