TODD Symposium: Therapeutic Manipulation of Immune Function

Each year, the College of Pharmacy invites renown scientists from across campus and the nation to discuss the latest scientific advances in pharmaceutical sciences. The TODD Symposium brings scientists from various disciplines for a day of seminars, poster sessions, and conversation.

   

The symposium will discuss the development of immune function therapeutics which modulate the immune system to prevent or treat diseases by boosting or suppressing the immune response. This approach has been successfully used to treat various conditions, including cancer, autoimmune diseases, and organ transplant rejection.