Morawski Lab

Introduction

The Morawski Lab studies how adaptive immune responses interact with structural cells during human inflammatory and autoimmune diseases of the skin and other barrier tissues. 

Much of this work examines the reciprocal interactions between immune and structural cells in the skin, including how T cells shape fibroblast cell states and how signals from the tissue, in turn, influence immune function. Lab members integrate human tissue analysis with cellular and molecular approaches, including in situ imaging, organotypic culture, and gene editing, to dissect these interactions. 

A major goal is to understand the immune-stromal networks that maintain tissue homeostasis and how these networks become dysregulated in systemic diseases such as scleroderma and lupus.

Peter Morawski
Research Assistant Member, Center for Fundamental Immunology

Peter Morawski, PhD

Principal Investigator, Morawski Lab
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Past Lab Members

Anastasia Costanza

Summer Intern

2023

Current Affiliation: Columbia City Veterinary Hospital

Thomas Pulliam, MD, PhD

Visiting Scientist

2025

Current Affiliation: Resident, Johns Hopkins University

Casey Stiles

Summer Intern

2024

Current Affiliation: Chemical Engineering Graduate Student, University of Wisconsin — Madison