The Su Lab welcomes rotation students from all tracks in the Yale BBS program. With the direct mentorship of Dr. Su, you will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge science in cell biology and immunology. Students are expected to perform an independent project with scientific and technical supports from other lab members. 
 
Currently the rotation projects include: 1) Signaling function of T cell microvilli; 2) Engineering new versions of chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) targeting blood and solid tumors; 3) Mechanisms underlying transcellular migration of leukocytes. More background of these projects could be found in our research page.
 
Students who are interested in doing a rotation may contact Dr. Xiaolei Su (xiaolei.su@yale.edu) to schedule a meeting to learn more details about the lab and project.