Centers of Discovery

Fundamental, translational, interventional, systems

Our centers mirror our approach and emphasis on collaboration

BRI’s Centers of Discovery span fundamental, translational, interventional and systems immunology. These centers enable BRI to make discoveries in the lab, investigate how these discoveries may impact human health, and test and refine new therapies all while using the latest tools and technologies. Our centers also help us take questions from the clinic — like why some therapies work well for some people but not others — back to the lab to find answers. Our centers include:

Center Main Image - Fundamental Immunology

Center for Fundamental Immunology

Led by Dan Campbell, PhD, investigators in this center investigate the cellular and molecular pathways that control the immune system, focusing on genes, cells and molecules involved in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.

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Center for Translational Immunology

Led by Karen Cerosaletti, PhD, this center takes findings from lab discoveries and finds ways to apply those learnings to improve human health and clinical care. We also study how existing medicines alter the immune response in disease.

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Center Main Image - Interventional Immunology

Center for Interventional Immunology

Led by Carla Greenbaum, MD, this center uses small and large-scale clinical studies to translate lab discoveries to patient therapies.

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Center for Systems Immunology

Led by Adam Lacy-Hulbert, PhD, this center uses innovative approaches to generate and analyze high-dimensional data to explore human disease and therapies.

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