Margaret has been involved in studying the signaling and trafficking of the B cell receptor.  She is currently working on identifying the different populations of immune cells present in biopsies of kidneys from Lupus Nephritis patients.  Outside of the lab, she enjoys spending time with family & friends, trying her hand at new recipes, traveling and doing agility with her dog.

Malay has a number of scientific interests, including understanding the mechanism of Immunoglobulin gene reaarngement, how bone marrow extracellular cues coordinate with intracellular signaling during early B lymphopoiesis, and how molecular effectors in shaping B cell mediated humoral immune response. Additionally, Malay is interested in understanding the molecular pathways of CD4 vs CD8 lineage commitment during T lymphopoiesis.

B.A. – Washington University in St. Louis, 2019

Greer is interested in the intersection of genetics and immunology, specifically in understanding the epigenetics that underlie healthy progression through the DP stage of thymocyte development. In her free time, she enjoys tutoring students in writing, cooking, and biking along the lakeshore.

Class of 2027

Shelley is interested broadly in the molecular mechanisms of dynamic genome regulation. She is also interested in how these mechanisms direct B cell development. Outside of the lab, she likes to knit and explore used bookstores.