Sizun Jiang Multi-Omics Inaugural Conference 2022

Sizun Jiang

Sizun Jiang completed his Ph.D training at Harvard University with Prof. Elliott Kieff, uncovering the complex host-pathogen chromatin interactions during viral-driven lymphomagenesis. He subsequently moved to Stanford University to work with Garry Nolan on spatial technology development and applications to better interrogate biological systems. As an Assistant Professor at BIDMC, Harvard Medical School and Affiliate faculty at DFCI and the Broad Institute, Sizun's current interests lie at the intersection of addressing key questions in host-disease interactions through development and applications of novel spatial technology platforms and computational algorithms. Ongoing work include the biology of viral pathogenesis, tumor biology and immune dysregulation. Dr. Jiang's work has been recognized by awards from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and the Fields Prize in Microbiology and Immunology at Harvard Medical School. More information at: https://sizunjianglab.com/