Erdyni’s education (Ph.D. in immunology) and numerous years of research experience in the field shaped his curiosity and interests in learning various ways to tackle brain cancer. While his most recent research was focused on meningioma, currently Erdyni is applying his extensive immunological background and recent brain knowledge to finding new approaches to enhance anti-glioblastoma immunity. Since joining the Dunn Lab, he is studying the origins of tertiary lymphoid structures in the meninges and assisting lab members in successfully bringing their projects to publication 

Anthony grew up in New Jersey and studied Biochemistry at Rice University. He is currently a MD/PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis, but working at MGH. He is interested in understanding T cell reactivity in glioblastoma and meningioma. Outside of lab, Anthony enjoys bouldering and trying new restaurants and dessert shops to make up for the lost calories.

Ngima grew up in Nepal and is currently a PhD student in the BBS program at Harvard University. She is interested in investigating the role of dendritic cells in antigen uptake and presentation in GBM. Ngima can be found enjoying poke by the river when the weather is nice. She also loves hiking and finding new coffee shops to enjoy.

Cameron is from the Bay Area and studied Anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis. She is a Harvard medical student and current president of the Harvard Medical School Cushing Neurosurgical Society. In the Dunn lab she is investigating CD4+ T cells in glioblastoma and exploring the interface of immune cells, neurons, and tumors in the central nervous system. She enjoys making artisanal popcorn and playing pickleball.

Ursule is from France and studied Biomedical Sciences at the University of Oxford. She is now a PhD student in Immunology at University College London (United Kingdom), visiting MGH for a project investigating TCRs against glioblastoma antigens. Outside of lab, she has been loving exploring Boston and its broader biotech community.

Bryce grew up in Lincoln, Massachusetts and studied Biochemistry at Boston University. He is a research technician and is aspiring to attend medical school! He is currently using single cell RNA sequencing to understand the T cell landscape in glioblastoma. Bryce enjoys running and board games.