IMMCG endowed lectureship founded to advance research, education
The Immunology Center of Georgia has established the Margaret-Gertraud Immunology Lectureship to honor the co-directors' late mothers.
Unlocking the power and potential of the human immune system to battle cancer, heart disease and other ailments takes imagination, determination and collaboration.
The Immunology Center of Georgia is a new research enterprise that pioneers ways for the body to marshal its immune defenders and attackers to defeat threats to human health.
In partnership with the best clinicians and scientists around the world, we’re working to advance exploration, uncover knowledge and prepare the next generation of immunologists — all to benefit people everywhere.
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Klaus Ley, MD, talks to Jennie Montgomery about why is the flu vaccine important, who should get it, how effective it is and why we need one every year.
In a world brimming with medical advancements and cutting-edge research, IMMCG is advancing global progress in scientific innovation and health protection, all from right here in Augusta.
Boost your immune health with expert advice
Supporting your immune system takes a multifaceted approach involving a healthy lifestyle, balanced diet, regular exercise, stress management, quality sleep, and preventive measures like vaccinations. Klaus Ley, MD, explains how to help your immune system strong and resilient.
Grad research assistant wins poster award
Layne Benson was named a poster contest winner at the Georgia Cancer Center – University of Georgia Cancer Retreat for "Myeloid Olfactory Receptors Sniff Out Cancer Cells.” Benson is under the mentorship of Dr. Hedrick and Dr. Orecchioni.
Check us out on the "In the Wild" podcast
Klaus Ley, MD, and Lynn Hedrick, PhD, founding co-directors of the Immunology Center of Georgia, share insights into their illustrious careers and the transformative impact this new research center will have in Georgia and beyond. They also discuss the fuel behind our work: Lots and lots of coffee!
The Immunology Center of Georgia has established the Margaret-Gertraud Immunology Lectureship to honor the co-directors' late mothers.
Adil Rasheed, PhD, is shedding light on the distinct role of the spleen in atherosclerosis, a disease characterized by the buildup of fatty deposits in arteries.
Nicholas Gascoigne, PhD, whose research explores CAR-T cell function in cancer immunotherapy, is the newest faculty member at the Immunology Center of Georgia.
An Augusta University researcher is partnering with the University of California San Diego to unravel the complexities of Staphylococcus aureus vaccine failures.