Jacob Hildebrand, Ph.D.

Biography

 

Program: Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology Graduate Student
Year Entered: 2019
Year Defended: 2025
Thesis Title: "Exploring effector and memory CD8 T cell responses during lethal malaria infection"
Thesis Advisor: Sara Hamilton Hart

Jacob Hildebrand

Matthew Huggins, Ph.D.

Biography

Fellowship dates: 2017-2021
Research Emphasis: Focused on memory T cell biology and improving T cell based vaccines.

Current Position: Principal Scientist, Fortitude Biomedicines, Waltham, MA
Contact Info: [email protected]

Matt Huggins

Hamilton-Hart Lab

Graduate Students and Post-Doctoral Fellows in the Hamilton-Hart lab study CD8+ T cells with the goal of learning how to manipulate them to elicit the optimal protective immune response to pathogen infection. She is currently working in two different model systems: mice that have been naturally exposed to environmental microbes to gain a better understanding of T-cell function in these mice, and mice exposed to malaria to gain a better understanding of T-cell activity during severe cerebral complications of the disease.