Rudd lab alumni

Dr. Cybelle Tabilas was a graduate student from 2017-2022 and a postdoc from 2022-2023. Her dissertation was titled "Defining the role of development, metabolism, and the environment in the CD8+ T cell response to infection". 

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She is now a Scientist 3 with the Yewdell lab at Genentech. 

Dr. Scarlett Lee was a Ph.D. student from 2017-2022. Her thesis was titled “Dissecting the neonatal CD4+ T cell response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis."

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She is now working at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

Dr. Neva Watson was a post-doctoral research associate with the Rudd lab from 2016-2021. ​Her work focused on innate-like functions of neonatal CD8+ T cells. 
 

She is currently working as an biology application specialist at MilliporeSigma. 

Dr. Kristel Yee Mon defended her thesis in July 2020. Her thesis work focused on post-transcriptional genetic regulation of the neonatal and adult CD8 T cell response to infection. 

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Kristel joined Dr. Julie  Blander's lab as a post-doctoral research fellow at Weill Cornell Medical College 

Dr. Jocelyn Wang defended her thesis in November 2017. ​Her work focused on how the developmental origin of CD8+ T cells contributes to their response to infection and metabolic programs.

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She worked as a post-doctoral research fellow with Dr. Mark Kaplan at Indiana University-Purdue University.

Dr. Wisler Charles defended his thesis in the summer of 2016. His work focused on the environmental factors that alter the neonatal CD8+ T cell response to murine cytomegalovirus in the brain. If you are interested, Wisler created an app called Breach where you can fight pathogens.

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