We study immune crosstalk in early life and women’s health.

Our work:

We are committed to the discovery of critical immunobiology in the reproductive tract, during pregnancy and in early life. We ask questions about immune system function, kinetics, regulation and development in two distinct contexts: under healthy homeostatic conditions and after inflammatory insults (maternal or paternal-restricted and/or local congenital infection). The ultimate objective of our efforts is to describe fundamental immunobiology in order to identify opportunities to improve health outcomes.