College of Medicine
von Roemeling Lab
Led by Christina von Roemeling · Neurosurgery
What we study
The lab studies how brain tumors suppress the immune system and develops new treatments using small molecules and engineered viruses to boost cancer immunity.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Projects
- 4
- Papers
- 2
Current projects
Focused Ultrasound-Driven T-Cell Recruitment for Brain Tumor Immunotherapy
Using focused ultrasound to deliver immune cells to brain tumors.
Rally Young Investigator Grant: Focused ultrasound delivery of personalized nanoparticle vaccines for brain
Developing personalized vaccines for brain tumors using focused ultrasound.
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Fueling Immunity: Targeting Lipid Metabolism to Enhance Immune Checkpoint Blockade and Brain Metastasis Control in…
Targeting lipid metabolism to improve immune therapies for breast cancer.
Reprogramming Glioblastoma: Harnessing Adeno-Associated Virus for Immune Gene Therapy
Using engineered viruses to reprogram glioblastoma for immune attack.
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Recent papers, explained
- Improving Immune Checkpoint Blockade Efficacy in Melanoma Brain Metastases through Myddosomal Inhibition with Emavusertib
2026 · Molecular Cancer Therapeutics
Tests whether blocking myddosomes can improve immune checkpoint therapy for melanoma brain tumors.
- Systemic mRNA vaccines elicit rapid immune activation in canine brain tumors
2025 · Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer
Shows that mRNA vaccines can extend survival in dogs with brain tumors.
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